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prevent mobile browser from caching forms
Hi folks,
how can I prevent the mobile browser from caching a form input field? I want this way of use: open first time --> enter some values --> return to the page after using the entered values --> ALL FORM FIELDS SHOULD BE EMPTY AGAIN So anybody knows how to realize it? Greetings Nephlim |
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on refresh you get the same data right?
i guess you should redirect the page to another after the submit stuff. "There is no patch yes all we know..." |
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No it's not a refresh.
I redirect the user to two different pages but if I get back to the origin page (via link) the entered data is still in the fields. I want to know how to prevent the mobile from doing this? I know some pages are do this already, but I don't know how?? regards |
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Prevent mobile browser from caching forms
Hello,
In WML, The data you entered into an input field is stored in a variable. For example, suppose your WML document contains the line <input name="inputFieldName"/>. The data you entered into this input field is stored in a variable with the name "inputFieldName". If you clear the value stored in "inputFieldName", previously entered data will not appear again. Further details can be found at "Removing the Cache of Entered Data in a Form". Hope that helps. |
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