firefox error! ajax and normal php posts on same page

[russthebarber]

I have a form file upload page. When I hit submit it posts data to php which uploads an image. Then from this .php page I click an ok button which sends me back to my form upload (posting some data with me). I can then repeat the process and upload more files...all working ok so far. On the upload page, I also have a list of all the files I've uploaded. I am using jquery ajax to post data to another php file which changes some things in my database relating to those files and fires response data back to my form. This page also does some other tasks that require reloading the page. Because the page has post data, I am getting the "To display this page, Firefox must send information that will repeat any action (such as a search or order confirmation) that was performed earlier." message.

 

Can anyone think of a way around the problem without using normal php posts for the whole thing or using ajax for the whole thing. All tasks need to be performed on this one page.

[Christian F.]

Show us the code, so that we can see what actually happens. That's the only way for us to accurately help you, and not waste time doing it.

 

PS: I recommend that you read this article.

[Adam]

Sounds like you're using history.back(), in which case the browser will always ask if the user wants to resubmit the form, for security. You should form a completely new request to the previous page, and pass along whatever data is needed.