Rexolio
Technical User
- Aug 29, 2001
- 230
Is there a way to stop someone from using the back button?
I have a multipage form in an admin section. Its very controlled (in ASP) to prevent duplicate records. During the process, an Admin record is added and then a User Info record is added on another page which is linked to the newly created admin record. The problem is, if someone tries to submit the same admin record twice, it kicks them back - I don't want duplicate admin records. What some dummies are doing is submitting the admin record, getting to the next page where they should be creating the user info record that will be linked to the newly created Admin record, but then realize they want to add something, so they go "back", change whatever, then resubmit only to be kicked back totally. So now we have one Admin record, which is great, but no user info record for that particular admin record.
Is there a way to stop them from clicking "back" besides having the admin record pop up in a toolbarless window?
I have a multipage form in an admin section. Its very controlled (in ASP) to prevent duplicate records. During the process, an Admin record is added and then a User Info record is added on another page which is linked to the newly created admin record. The problem is, if someone tries to submit the same admin record twice, it kicks them back - I don't want duplicate admin records. What some dummies are doing is submitting the admin record, getting to the next page where they should be creating the user info record that will be linked to the newly created Admin record, but then realize they want to add something, so they go "back", change whatever, then resubmit only to be kicked back totally. So now we have one Admin record, which is great, but no user info record for that particular admin record.
Is there a way to stop them from clicking "back" besides having the admin record pop up in a toolbarless window?