Re: "Data Missing"

["Harvey Hahn" <hhahn@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Virginia Scheschy <scheschy@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> There is a problem with using the back button which seems to be unique
> to Netscape.  When a user is viewing a record retrieved by searching
> the Word index, and then uses the back button to get back to the
> browse screen, the following message displays.
> 
> "Data Missing
> This document resulted from a POST operation and has expired from the
> cache. If you wish you can repost the form data to recreate the
> document by pressing the reload button."
> 
> When you press the reload button, it takes you back to the Word search
> screen rather than to the browse list.  You must then redo your search
> to recreate the browse list.
> 
> Has anyone pursued this problem and found an answer?

I was under the impression that Innovative did *not* want users to 
use the standard browser buttons (it could have unpredictable 
results) but, rather, to use the Innovative screen buttons *only*.  I 
thought I once heard or read that libraries should turn off (or 
disable) the browser buttons in the configurations of their Web 
OPACs.  FWIW.


Harvey

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