1. Use header header to set cache control header Cache-control.
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Header (' Cache-control:private, Must-revalidate '); Support page Bounce
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2. Use the Session_cache_limiter method.
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1.session_cache_limiter (' Private, must-revalidate '); To write before the Session_Start method
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Here are the Session_cache_limiter parameters:
The meaning of several parameters in Session_cache_limiter is:
NoCache: Of course it is not cached (for example: the form information is cleared), but public variables can be cached
Private: Proprietary caching (for example: form information is retained but valid for the lifetime)
Private_no_cache: Private mode but not expired (form information is retained)
Publice: Public Way, (form information is also retained)
Set cache Expiration Time: Session_cache_expire function setting, default is 180 minutes.
Often encounter problems:
1. Session_cache_limiter ("private"); The form information is retained, but if I modify the information that has been submitted, the information presented by the form page or the information in the cache is not automatically refreshed in time, if not session_cache_limiter ( "Private"), and cannot keep form information
Solution:
Add in front of Session_Start
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Session_cache_limiter ("Private, must-revalidate"); |
Another way we can use Ajax to instantiate
index.html template file Large content:
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<title>jquery Ajax Example Demo </title> <script src= "./js/jquery.js" type= "Text/javascript" ></script> <script type= "Text/javascript" > $ (document). Ready (function () {//This is Jqueryready, it's like the C language main all operations contained inside it $ ("#button_login"). MouseDown (function () { Login (); Click the button with ID "Button_login" to trigger the function login (); }); function login () {//functions login (); var username = $ ("#username"). Val ();//The user name in the Fetch box var password = $ ("#password"). Val ();//password in the Fetch box $.ajax ({//an AJAX process Type: "POST",//post to communicate with the background URL: "login.php",//Communication with this PHP page DataType: ' json ',//return value from PHP interpreted in JSON Data: ' username= ' +username+ ' &password= ' +password,//php to be sent to two items, the above is the U and P Success:function (JSON) {//If PHP is invoked successfully Alert (json.username+ ' n ' +json.password); Send the return value (json.username) in PHP to alert $ (' #result '). HTML ("Name:" + json.username + "<br/> Password:" + Json.password); Display the return value in PHP at the predefined result locator location } }); } $.post () Way: $ (' #test_post '). MouseDown (function () { $.post ( ' Login.php ', { username:$ (' #username '). Val (), password:$ (' #password '). Val () }, function (data)//postback functions { var myjson= '; Eval_r (' myjson= ' + data + '; '); $ (' #result '). HTML ("Name 1:" + myjson.username + "<br/> password 1:" + Myjson.password); } ); }); $.get () Way: $ (' #test_get '). MouseDown (function () { $.get ( ' Login.php ', { username:$ (' #username '). Val (), password:$ (' #password '). Val () }, function (data)//postback functions { var myjson= '; Eval_r ("myjson=" + Data + ";"); $ (' #result '). HTML ("Name 2:" + myjson.username + "<br/> Password 2:" + Myjson.password); } ); }); }); </script> <body> <div id= "Result" style= "background:orange;border:1px solid red;width:300px;height:200px;" ></div> <form id= "formtest" action= "" method= "POST" > <p><span> Enter Name: </span><input type= "text" name= "username" id= "username"/></p> <p><span> input Password: </span><input type= "text" name= "password" id= "password"/></p> </form> <button id= "Button_login" >ajax submit </button> <button id= "Test_post" >post submit </button> <button id= "Test_get" >get submit </button> </body> |
The original source code seems to have a little bug, modified normal operation.
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<?php echo json_encode (Array (' username ' =>$_request[' username '), ' password ' =>$_request[' password ')); ?> |
In this way we submit do not need to refresh the page, if the failure will be submitted directly, so you can save the submission of 100% after the failure of data is not lost oh.