well, good example. but, it is not very convenient. i saw the code, it used iframe and refreshing the page using meta tags. but, this method doesn't work on all browser. if i am not mistaken have problem with IE browser.
Well it's just an example, but you could use multiple methods of refreshing the page to try and catch more browsers, eg. the Refresh: header, Javascript etc. It uses an IFRAME so that when the page is refreshed it doesn't lose whatever the user may have typed into the form. Plus the progress bar "flashing" is irritating, though I believe that could be removed by using AJAX to drag down the latest page instead of refreshing the whole page.
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