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When my clients submit a form and get an error they’re taken to a page with a link to go back. I’m using javascript:history.go(-1) to go back to the form.
I’m loosing my css functionality with background changes and colors, etc. of the form when the client goes back.
I don’t want the client to have to re-type everything agian with a refresh.
Is there a way to avoid this?
Why don’t you save all the Data entered in the PHP Session, and (instead of history.go(-1)) Place a link to the Form again, where you check if there are values in the session, and write them in the Form-Field with PHP?
Something like
and backwards..
You could even do that without showing an error Page, and displaying the error on the form itself…