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| DATE | 2008-08-10 |
| FROM | Elfen Magix
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| SUBJECT | Subject: [NYLXS - HANGOUT] Killing a Posted Refresh
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Simple Perl hack that I cant wrap my mind around...
I took an old Perl Polling Script and modified it for a possible web project.
Problem: After it submits the votes from an HTML page Parsed through a form, it generates the results of the votes. If you refesh the results page after a vote, you increase the results changes as if you voted again. How do I stop that from that happening?
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Simple Perl hack that I cant wrap my mind around...
I took an old Perl Polling Script and modified it for a possible web project.
Problem: After it submits the votes from an HTML page Parsed through a form, it generates the results of the votes. If you refesh the results page after a vote, you increase the results changes as if you voted again. How do I stop that from that happening?
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Simple Perl hack that I cant wrap my mind around...
I took an old Perl Polling Script and modified it for a possible web project.
Problem: After it submits the votes from an HTML page Parsed through a form, it generates the results of the votes. If you refesh the results page after a vote, you increase the results changes as if you voted again. How do I stop that from that happening?
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Content-Type: text/html; charset=us-ascii
Simple Perl hack that I cant wrap my mind around...
I took an old Perl Polling Script and modified it for a possible web project.
Problem: After it submits the votes from an HTML page Parsed through a form, it generates the results of the votes. If you refesh the results page after a vote, you increase the results changes as if you voted again. How do I stop that from that happening?
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