What's left unsolved
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Of course, this won't work if the user has JavaScript 
turned off. A possible work-around might be putting up 
yet another intermediary page <i>before</i> the user 
loads the form. Put JavaScript in this page that immediately 
redirects the user to the form.<br>
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If they don't have JavaScript on, they don't redirect. They
stay w/ the intermediary page, which includes standard HTML 
informing them that they must use JavaScript if they want to 
fill out the form.<br>
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No, it's not perfect, but given the limitations of the HTTP and 
CGI standards, it's the best technique I've found so far for 
dealing w/ multiple submts. If I find something better, you'll 
see it here soon!<br>
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And then, there's probably someone out there right now who knows 
of a better (or comparable) solution. If so, 
<a href="/contact/">send it on in</a> so everyone can benefit.<br>
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<i>Code</i> link at the bottom of the page.
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