I have a rather large (probably due to lack of experience) project, this project is presented via frames. I validate users based on logons and passwords, then present a menu based on admin or user level in one frame with the body script writing the main.

Once inside the interface, there are many options..searching the flat file database, creating projects, adding comments to projects, adding users, deleting users etc. I've found that when the back button is used it plays hell with the form variables applied to actions taken...

I'd like to have the script prevent the last page from being shown....present the user with an error..page expired message or something

The users all browse the site with Netscape 4

Thanks in advance!
TexasTess
"Great Spirits Often Encounter Violent Opposition From Mediocre Minds" --Albert Einstein

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