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I've got a web page in which the user ticks off a number of choices in a form. Javascript is then used to formulate a response and the original page is overwritten using document.write, which is the last command in the script.
This works perfectly in IE and actually does work in FF; however, FF instantly replaces the new content with the original page - the content that should be on display can be found by clicking on the Back button.
Is there any way that I can prevent FF from doing this? I don't think it's a problem with the script itself as it does actually do what it's supposed to.
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