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Thanks! That was a good article! The additional header() helped! Thank you all for helping!

Thank you Simon for the reply! It worked when I used a random # in the GET value! It seems to me that it is a caching issue with the host company as clearing my browser cache and history was not helping. In addition the problem was there even when testing on other computers. Is there a way to enforce caching on the server? Thanks, MB

I have an issue with refreshing pages on the website. I have a simple code using php to login to the website fill in a form and exit. The code works fine and adds the enterd data correctly in the table in MySql. I have another link where the user can retrieve the recods to update any fields after logging in. The problem I encountered was that the retreving records page does not show the newly added records until the page is refreshed on the server. Whenever the new record does not show, I just open the php code page save without making any changes to the code (just to enforce new time stamp), upload the page to the server only when I do that the new record shows. I would appreciate any help to solve this problem and not having to upload the page to get it to work. Thanks, MB