helo, my problem is that, i have a form using in a template file and action to a cgi page.But whenever i refresh the page, the the entered values are getting inserted again.How can i prevent this ????

Following is the code using in the template file. 
<body >
                <form name="group" method="post" action="process.cgi">
                        <div id="mainContainer">
                        <div><label>Group name  : </label><input type=
+"text" name= "group_save0">
                        <label>Group description  : </label><input typ
+e="text" name= "group_save1">
                        </div>
                        </div>
                        <div><input type = "submit" name ="firstsave" 
+value = "Save"></div>
                </form>
        </body>

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following is the code in the cgi page. 
if ($grupsave1 ne '') {

if ($grupsave1 =~ /^([-\@\w\s.]+)$/) {
                $grupsave1 = $1;
               print $grupsave1;
        } else {
                die "Bad data for group name('$grupsave1') in group";
       }

if ($grupsave2 =~ /^([-\@\w\s.]+)$/) {
                $grupsave2 = $1;
                print $grupsave2;
        } else {
                die "Bad data for group description('$grupsave2') in g
+roup";
       }

my $grupsave_insert = $dbh->do (q{INSERT INTO group_management (group_
+name,group_description,isactive) VALUES (?,?,?)}, undef, ($grupsave1,
+$grupsave2,'y'));
                } else {

}

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In reply to How to prevent a Reload from resubmitting a form? by gayu_justin

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