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I am creating a web application that asks user for randomized security question. However, when the user answer the initially given question incorrectly, the user can go back and try a different answer. Is there a way to make sure that the page will do a re-submission when the user clicks the ‘Back’ button?
Dont fall back to javascript as a last resort, add an attempted boolean field to the question in the database and use that in your controller to ensure users are not just guessing at security questions.
If the user submits the form too many times for one question mark that as attempted and redirect them to another question.