That message usually displays when the reload needs to resubmit a POST request. Are you comparing a situation where both you and a regular user use Ctrl+R or F5, or is the problem arising spontaneously on your Firefox and not the others?

I lied. The same thing happens when the program is executed on a different machine. I have a program with the following code:

<form method="post">

               <input type="hidden" name=""/>
           </form>

.....

               function certify() {

//alert('Submit button on review page clicked. Approval of list was given.');

                   if($('#approveCheck').is(":checked")){
                       window.parent.Certify = true;
                       window.parent.$("#listJSON").val(JSON.stringify(window.parent.hot.getData()));
                       window.parent.$('#listForm').submit();
                   }else{
                       scale++;
                       if(scale > scaleLimit){
                           scale = scaleLimit;
                       }
                       $('#approveCheck').css('transform', 'scale(' + scale + ',' + scale + ')').css('border', 'red ' + scale + 'px solid');
                       alert('You must check the approval box before saving.');
                   }

//alert('returning false....');

                   return false;
               }

The called program then has the following code:

              if(parent.LIA_Flag == 'TRUE'){  
               parent.$.fn.colorbox.close();
               window.parent.location.reload();
           }else{....

I have narrowed the problem down to the window.parent.location.reload(); statement. I have tried some of the suggestions in the forums on how to change the above statement. The trouble is when I do the program does not return or branch to the right page. It would really be nice if it just went back to where it is supposed to without asking for a verification.

Any suggestions you have will be appreciated. Thank you for responding so quickly.

rod26