I have a master schedule page that shows if Patients have arrived, paid, cancelled, etc. On this page, I have a control that allows staff to schedule appointments. All appointments have a link to a popup that allows staff to modify appt details. When these details have been modified, I close the popup window and refresh the master schedule so the changes are reflected. The problem is when staff enters an appt, clicks on an appt to modify details, and then closes the popup, it tries to reschedule the appt when refreshing the main page. Is there a way, after I schedule an appt, to clear the response object so a refresh will no longer submit the form?

The response object context is only around for the lifespan of one page hit so you shouldn't need to clear it because it starts out clear every time.

When a new appointment is scheduled, is something getting writting to data such that you could get a fresh (not posted back) version of the page? It sounds like the problem is that the popup is refreshing the page that was posted and resulting in another "add new appointment" event firing because of the re-post.

What about if the "add new appointment" event handler does what it needs to add the new appointment, then Response.Redirects to itself so the next view of the page is a clean GET instead of the "new appointment" event POST. This may not work depending on what is happening when you handle the "create new appointment" event.

Peter
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Work smarter, not harder.

This worked wonderfully! Should have been an obvious solution. Thanks a bunch.