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I have an aspx page that normally gets called via an HTTP Post from another
web page.
For example, the calling page (page1.aspx) calls page2.aspx with a
querystring from javascript like so:
http.open('post', 'page2.aspx?action=generate');
When page2.aspx loads, the action=generate tells the page to begin
performing a process that takes considerable time.
My problem comes into play when the user leaves page2.aspx but comes back
because he hit the browser's back button. In this case, I don't want
page2.aspx to execute the time consuming process. However, I am unable to
detect the difference? The querystring still returns action=generate. Is
there a way for me to do this?
Your help will be appreciated.
web page.
For example, the calling page (page1.aspx) calls page2.aspx with a
querystring from javascript like so:
http.open('post', 'page2.aspx?action=generate');
When page2.aspx loads, the action=generate tells the page to begin
performing a process that takes considerable time.
My problem comes into play when the user leaves page2.aspx but comes back
because he hit the browser's back button. In this case, I don't want
page2.aspx to execute the time consuming process. However, I am unable to
detect the difference? The querystring still returns action=generate. Is
there a way for me to do this?
Your help will be appreciated.