To Display This Page, Firefox Must Send Information That Will Repeat Any Action (such As A Search Or Order Confirmation) That Was Performed Earlier
Solution 1:
This happens when you refresh a page that is the result of a POST request (as opposed to a GET request).
To avoid it, you can use the POST/redirect/GET pattern.
Solution 2:
Try to change your request type from POST to GET.
If not possible to change the request type, For reloading the page, try using:
window.location=window.location;
Instead of
window.location.reload();
As suggested in answer to the question preventing firefox reload confirmation
Worked very well in Firefox, Chrome..
Solution 3:
I had this issue on a website I made. I ended up doing all of the backend work, then using this code:
header("Location: webpage.php", true, 303);
This clears out any post data and redirects the page so reloading will not cause that message anymore.
Solution 4:
This is happening when you refresh a page to which some POST data was sent (for example, when you have completed a form). This question is asking you if you want to re-send that data so, if you made a search the searched term will be sent again to the server. This is dangerous when you completed a form where you have ordering something, so refreshing the page and resending the data will make a new order in that site.
Solution 5:
Sounds like the request to the page was from a POST
.
You should use the Post/Redirect/Get pattern.
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