Hi folks,
Maybe somebody has a solution for this 'nag'.
I have a form with a couple filters (dropdowns & a radio button) to display data dynamically. The form uses POST and feeds back into itself.
However, when certain people browse away from the page and then hit 'Back' in the browser they get the old "Page has Expired" message. This seems to be dependant on browser type/version.
A standard workaround would be some array of META tags in the header of the HTML, but as this is a form embedded within the main Joomla page the form has no control over these (I think).
Am I missing some setting within ChronoForms? Is there a workaround?
Many thanks,
BM.
Maybe somebody has a solution for this 'nag'.
I have a form with a couple filters (dropdowns & a radio button) to display data dynamically. The form uses POST and feeds back into itself.
However, when certain people browse away from the page and then hit 'Back' in the browser they get the old "Page has Expired" message. This seems to be dependant on browser type/version.
A standard workaround would be some array of META tags in the header of the HTML, but as this is a form embedded within the main Joomla page the form has no control over these (I think).
Am I missing some setting within ChronoForms? Is there a workaround?
Many thanks,
BM.