- From: John Hardy <jh@lagado.com>
- Date: Thu, 9 Mar 2000 22:52:17 +1100
- To: <www-talk@w3c.org>
: But if you're going to do that, why muck around with html/http in the : first place? might as well just write a real application in the first : place. Then you don't have to deal with brain-dead user input problems, : POST problems, printing problems, etc. : : >This is because they don't realise that : >users are already too sophisticated to be controlled. : : Which users are these? your user population is rather different to : mine ;-) Yes, they're all blue-ribbon connoisseurs of the highest order, bless 'em all. ;-j Your application certainly has special requirements. I suppose if you always use the same url and redirect after every action back to that url. That way you should be able to kill the back button. It does require that you centralise things through a single request and not allow state to be stored on query strings, only by using cookies and server variables. cheers ...john
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