RE: Re: [PHPLIB] allowcache problems From: Bob Strouper (bobw123 <email protected>)
Date: 11/25/99

Forian,

Funny I was just looking at a get method... but
that would mean that I would have to separate the
files to be uploaded into a separate form . But
this wouldn't fix it, since if I do that, I'll still
get the same problems with the login on the form that
is POST.

I think it is on the phplib end...since I am passing
the session along with the form, phplib should see the
sessionID and let me carry on. If it was on the browsers
end and its a browser cache problem and its pulling
it from the cache then I would not get the login form again.
This make me think that it MUST be a phplib problem

Bob

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Forian wrote:
try using GET instead of POST headers. at least the third problem should
disapear, maybe even the first one.

this post operation error really sucks, ever tried resizing a netscape
window after sending a post header? yet another netscape bug... after the
resize you'll get the same data missing error... this can mess up many
webapplications which do not check for double entries in the database
befor they perform an insert...

have fun

-florian

On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Bob Strouper wrote:

> hello,
>
> I second the motion to have a FAQ.
>
> Here is a few questions for the faq:
>
> 1) Why do I get a login screen on every page after
> pressing my oohforms submit button, when I have
> set `` var $allowcache = "public" '' in local.inc?
>
> 2) How do I get all pages to be cached?
>
> 3) Why do I get "post operation" messages when
> I try to view source in Netscape and how do I
> change this so I CAN view the html source?
>
> ---
>
> But now to my question :-) To help in debugging
> I attempt to view the html source of a page ( cookies OFF, fallback mode
GET
> ). So on my local Dev machine I
> set: var $allowcache="public"; and var $allowcache_expires=30;
>
> But here begins the Problem. But let me go back a bit.
> Earlier I noticed when working with forms that the session
> was not being passed along with my form submission, so I
> had to include the session as part of the action in the form
> submission...so in oohforms I have:
> $f->start("f","POST",$sess->self_url(),"_self","myform");
>
> Everthing worked fine. Now back to the problem :-). After I
> set the cache options as above, every time I submit
> the form I get the login screen again... any ideas as to
> how I can prevent this, and be able to cache the pages so
> I can see the source and use the back button without the
> dreaded "post operation" error? I tryed many different
> things from the archives with no luck. Oh yes, one last
> thing... if I set $allowcache to "private", things work as
> if $allowcache was "no" ( nothing is cached ).
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Bob
>
> phplib v7.2
>
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