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The easy way:
After saving to database, reload your page:
header('Location: comment-form.php'); This will make the browser "forget" the form submit.
The correct way:
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.
The easy way:
After saving to database, reload your page:
header('Location: comment-form.php'); This will make the browser "forget" the form submit.
The correct way:
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.
The easy way:
After saving to database, reload your page:
header('Location: comment-form.php'); This will make the browser "forget" the form submit.
The correct way:
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.
The easy way:
After saving to database, reload your page:
header('Location: comment-form.php'); This will make the browser "forget" the form submit.
The correct way:
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.
The easy way:
After saving to database, reload your page:
header('Location: comment-form.php'); This will make the browser "forget" the form submit.
The correct way:
Generate a nonce and add it as hidden input in your form. When the form submits, make sure $_POST['nonce'] matches with $nonce in your script.