This is due to a bug in Internet
Explorer version 6 that prevents information from a back-end
database from being displayed after the user navigates away
from a results page and then uses the Back button to return
to the results page.
To resolve this issue, you need to upgrade your IE 6 browser
to include SP1 (Service Pack 1). Click
here to go to Microsoft's website, and follow the instructions
to download and install the SP1 patch.
If you have downloaded and installed the SP1 but still experience
the "Page Expired" problem:
Open your Internet Explorer program, select Tools
- Internet Options, click on the Settings
button in the Temporary Internet Files area. On the window
that appears, click "Every visit to Page,"
and then slide the bar at the bottom to the right to increase
the "amount of disk space to use."
Click OK.
If this does not resolve the issue, your computer may have
become infection with spyware or adware, or there may be conflicting
browser helpers installed on your computer. At the top of
this page, there is a document titled "Clearing Browser
Helpers." You may wish to review this document for additional
information. |