Yesterday I received a surprisingly small patch for solving the ugly 
forward-page things which has been discussed for years. Personally I was 
thinkins about changing significant parts of the code structure to solve 
the problem, but Martin pointed out that all one needs do is to use the 
"Location" header instead.

I have merged and tested his patch (with some minor style modifications of 
my own). It works beautifully for me on apache 2.

Technically, the Submit module now sets the Location header before 
printing the meta/redirect html tags. Thus, every browser which 
understands the Location should be redirected immediately, while browsers 
which don't should be able to fall back on the HTML equivalent.

In SubmitMsg()

   ..
   $doc->{HANDLER}->headers_out->set('Location' => $redirectUrl);
   $doc->{HANDLER}->status(REDIRECT);
   ..

The code is in CVS. As said it works for me on apache 2, but I would 
appreciate if people with apache 1 test it too (Otherwise I'd have to 
install apache 1 on some machine again.  ). Also, testing with 
different browsers just to be sure would be nice.

A big thanks to Martin who saved me tons of work.

   // Joel
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