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I am currently working on a simulated e-commerce website.
There are many duplicate submissions. I have solved the repeated submission of the registration page, but the repeated submission of the order page is still being explored.
This problem is mainly caused by the browser's back button. After I have submitted the order, if I accidentally press the back button and then press submit again, will it be submitted again?
I wanted to avoid this problem, so I went to see how Dangdang did it. What I found interesting is that after I successfully submitted the order, the browser's back button returned the page to the shopping cart instead of the order page. I checked Dangdang’s order page and found that the address bar of the order page looked like this:
http://checkout.dangdang.com/checkout.aspx?shop_id=0#dd_refer=http://shopping. dangdang.com/shoppingcart/shopping_cart.aspx
The last string here is the address of the shopping cart. I would like to ask, does Dangdang use this method to avoid the problem of repeated submissions when the browser returns to the order page? Is there any hero who can help me explain the meaning of this address?
I don’t need to disable the browser’s back button. I have found a lot of that method on the Internet. I hope someone can help me explain this method of Dangdang.com. Thank you!
1. You can use ajax to submit
2. You can use Response.Redirect to a page after submission
3 , prohibit the browser from caching the page
The server controls the jump. For example, on the order page, if it is found that the order has been processed, then jump to the shopping cart
Thank you, no Sorry, I posted it late and forgot about it.
In the end, I used the method provided by wzs_xyz, although I think using ajax is also good.