OK, get your point. not gonna plead Randal now - just very drunk.
What you're stressed about is browser incompatabilty. AFAIK, the best way to consistantly display stuff correctly is with GET method - either in a form, or as a query string (following ? in url link).
My IE is set to check every time coz I'm always debugging scripts, but let's assume QS requests get cached (they do, don't they? check your /windows/temporary internet files directory...).
Since over 90% of users use IE, only worry about that and you're 90% there (what a coincidence).
Anyway, like I said - drunk and in need of sleep.
cLive ;-)
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