I've been trying to correctly manage sessions throughout the online ordering system I'm writing using PHP. I've got it functioning the way I intended and I allows users to hit the "back" button mid-process, without screwing up the database.
The only thing I do still want, is to prevent the "back" button being used on (or after) the final "All done" screen.
In step 3 (Confirm and proceed) and step 4 (All done), I've included the lines:
session_cache_limiter('nocache');
session_start();
This works perfectly in IE - you see the page confirming your order, but you get a warning if you try to hit "back". The same applies if you navigate on from the site - you can't see the final step.
The same site doesn't seem to work in Safari (5.1.2). I can hit "back" and see all the content that was displayed (it's getting it from a local cache, and not the server).
The site doesn't accept repeated input, so it's not a massive problem, but it's not the functionality I wanted. Does anyone know how to make this work in Safari?