William Stokes wrote: ...This works fine in IE and Firefox but Opera "remembers" users previous
choice and prints wrong info to user. After pressin refresh button it's back
to normal.
So does Opera store variable values to a local cache so that unset() won't
clear them? Sounds odd? If this is the case how this can be fixed?
Thanks a lot -Will
If anything Opera is probably caching up the pages in the browser. Opera doesn't store "local variable values" as much as it can store the output generated by your page. One possible solution to this is to send the no-cache header.
http://www.procata.com/cachetest/tests/pragma/index.php
This will not do anything, as Opera ignores the no-cache header on non-secure sites (greatly due to the abuse of it by php).
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