Getting Post - Redirect - Refresh to call redirect page rather than original request?

You don't mention what you are using to serve the page, but make sure you perform an EXTERNAL redirect. Some platforms will internally redirect within a site For instance, with Apache HTTP Server, you need to specify the force-redirect flag in mod_rewrite: httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrit... The 4th response here has a decent explanation of this as well.

You don't mention what you are using to serve the page, but make sure you perform an EXTERNAL redirect. Some platforms will internally redirect within a site. For instance, with Apache HTTP Server, you need to specify the force-redirect flag in mod_rewrite: httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/mod/mod_rewrit... The 4th response here has a decent explanation of this as well.

The canonical solution is described pretty well on Wikipedia. See Post/Redirect/Get. You want the code that's handling the POST to redirect to a GET when it's work is done, as refreshing a GET will not resubmit form data.

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