Yes.

At 10:11 31/08/01 -0500, you wrote:
>So then would I have two copies of the page then?  One in HTML and one in
>the CGI?  Just want to make sure I understand...
>
>"Greg Griffiths" <griffiths@x...> wrote in message
>news:98370@j...
> >
> > Why ? A submit action will cause the page to be processed by something
> > else, so refreshing the page - using <a
> > href="javascript:document.location.refresh()">Refresh</a> or similar - is
> > unlikely to do what you need. If you have a form, why not set the initial
> > values to be blank ? If you must redisplay the page then use the CGI that
> > is processing the page to do it.
> >
> > At 17:13 30/08/01 -0500, you wrote:
> > >Any idea on how I can redisplay the web page after you press the submit
>key?