Bizzare problem with forms

[Anon]

I have the oddest problem. I can't figure out whats wrong. I have a form, then a confirmation screen that shows you what you outputted and then finally a screen that says thanks for your data.

The code looks something like this

if($accept){
//add the data to a database
} elseif($confirmation){
//show the data from the form
} else {

//output the form
}

Its a fairly standard way of doing this, I understand, and I've done it successfully before.

My problem is this, if in the confirmation section I output more than two of the form variables, my back button doesn't work. I click back and it stays at the same page. I click back again and it goes to the page I was at before I came to the first form. However, if I'm at the confirmation and I click back, and then refresh, it then shows the form again. I tried unsetting $confirmation, I tried using isset(), flush()...I tried everything I could think of. I've tried it on other systems in different versions of IE.

[Anon]

hi

In your code check if the forms are created inside some outer form. OR the forms are created in the loop in some outer form. In this case the first closing of the form tag closes the outer form hence the submit button is thrown out of the form & it dosent work

hope this helps

thanks