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PHP - Php Reloading When Clicking Back Button
So, I just don't know where to post this question. I've written a quiz program where 50 English vocab words are pulled from a dB and displayed on one page with the order scrambled. My students then type the Spanish translation for each. When they submit the form the next page grades their work. They have to get a 90 or better for the grade to be automatically recorded, so I want them to click the back button and go back and make corrections. The problem is when they use a Chrome browser and click the back button the program re-sorts the order of questions. It leaves the order of their answers the same. So what they answered for number 1 is still in the field for number 1, but the questions (the English vocab word) is different. Chrome does this consistently so I thought this was a Chrome issue only. Then one of my students said the same thing happened to her when using Safari. So here is my question, how can I stop Chrome (or any other browser) from re-running my server-side PHP scripts (re-sorting the vocab array) when clicking the back button?
Here is the code for students taking the quiz:
<form method="post" action="portal.php?load=vquiz_grade" style="margin-left: 50px; line-height: 30px;">
$max = $count-1;
?>
//print "<br>";
<input type="hidden" name="max" value="<?print $max?>"> And here is the code showing them what they missed.
<?
// Total grade
print "You missed ".$wcount." words.<br>";
print "<table>";
// Grade response and set color
if ($wrong == 1){ if ($grade >= 90){
$query = "SELECT * FROM inno_vocab_assignments WHERE key_code = '$key_code' AND uname = '$secure_uname' AND teacher = '$teacher'";
// Prevent student from changing vocab list so as to do an easier list
// Insert grade
}
Thank you!
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<h2>The fourth sub-heading</h2>
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<h1>The third heading</h1>
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<h2>The fifth sub-heading</h2>
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<h1>The fourth heading</h1>
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<h2>The sixth sub-heading</h2>
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<h3>The second sub-sub-heading</h3>
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This topic has been moved to JavaScript Help. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=321154.0 not sure if this will find an answer but I am posting anyway. Any help is appreciated....my coder has left the team and no matter how I invite her to come and do some bug squashing, her new schedules won't fit a re-visit into my little aplication...I am eager to delve into the codes at my very low knowledge of php. I have initiated reading and is still trying to teach myself...but of course not as fast as the app needs the patch...here's the meat: Hi, I have set up 2 php pages page 1 - add_entry2.php In this page I have a invoice table created where I can dynamically add/delete rows. This has a View Bill button which takes me to page 2- add_entry3.php In this page it shows up the rows added in page 1 in read only format, so if the user wants to modify the data that he/she entered then he must Click on <back> that i have provided in the page 2 which will direct him to page 1 Now the problem starts here on click of Back the dynamically added rows dissappear..which is frustrating..I know its something to do with my code..but can anyone help me fix it. One more thing is that i dont want to store the data into DB till the finalise button is clicked on page 2 so that means till page 2 is submitted nothing goes to DB from Page 1. I am able to retain values if I use the code Code: [Select] <form action="add_entry2.php" name="eval_edit" method="post" format="html"> i,e if I submit back to the same page and retrieve values form $_POST but If I use the code Code: [Select] <input type="button" value="Back" onClick="history.go(-1);return true;">to get back to add_entry2.ph it looses all the values. Is there any other way to code the BACK link retaining my $_POST values(Do you think $_SESSION would work in this case?) |
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