I have a website for announcements, and when the publication of new classified users fills out a feedback form. Then they click the submit button, and the check page appears, which displays what they have completed, and if it looks good, users click the ok button and classified messages are published.
Here is a quick example:
<form action="verify.php" name="main_form" etc
Then from verify.php, if the classified one looks good, they click "OK" and publish. However, here they have the opportunity to click "back" to change something, what is my problem.
Now, at the bottom of main_form, I have a file upload tool that refreshes the page for each download. This is causing the problem. However, it is too late for me to change it to a non-updating file download (for example, ajax).
In any case, the problem is that if the user uploaded the file and sent the page, the verification page will open. Therefore, from here the "Back" button displays only "Warning: the page has expired" instead of showing the form with the downloaded images.
However, users can press F5 (refresh) to refresh the browser, and the form will appear again, as it was, but this is not a good solution.
How can i fix this?
And why don't other browsers have this problem, do they really come back and display the full form with images?
In addition, in case the images are not uploaded, the feedback button works fine in IE.
If you need more input let me know ...
BTW; NOT FIXED IN IE8 YET.