IE better than FireFox???

[mendhak]

So you're saying when you click the button, the text of the textbox is set to 'unbelievable' and within the same event, you redirect to another page?

First of all, I can see no conceivable reason as to why you would want to do that: populate a textbox and then redirect. Why even populate it?

Second, this is happening because firefox is reloading the page from the server, while IE is giving you the cached version of the page.

[lekhuyen]

So you're saying when you click the button, the text of the textbox is set to 'unbelievable' and within the same event, you redirect to another page?

First of all, I can see no conceivable reason as to why you would want to do that: populate a textbox and then redirect. Why even populate it?

Second, this is happening because firefox is reloading the page from the server, while IE is giving you the cached version of the page.

Hi mendhak,

At first, I apolozise about my Question. When I click the button, textbox isn't set to 'unbelievable', It was set before I click the button.

I've try a new way to understand more about FF and IE.

Now, I have two textbox. One shows the Name (txtName), one shows the FName (txtFName). When value of Name is changed, value of txtFName is changed too. When i click the button, the Page will go to abc.aspx. Then, I click Back button on standard buttons in abc.aspx, page returns back.
But with IE: the values of txtFName, txtName are stored.
With FF: the value of txtFName is stored but value of txtName is not.
In my code behind, I reset value of txtFName = "" before I go to next page.
And i want values of txtFName, txtName are stored or not stored, not one of them is stored.
So, What should i do now?