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Jul 24, 2006 - 12:54 AM
Anpanman,
Are you talking about having a visitor come to your home page, and then five seconds later it refreshes itself?
If this is the case, there are a couple of ways to do this, the easiest one being to use the "meta refresh" tag which is recognized by most "modern" browsers - IE 5 and greater, NS 4.78 and greater, Firefox, Opera, etc...
Place the following tag in the portion of your HTML document:
! tag does not suit your needs. Please let me know.
Take care,
Ric
Are you talking about having a visitor come to your home page, and then five seconds later it refreshes itself?
If this is the case, there are a couple of ways to do this, the easiest one being to use the "meta refresh" tag which is recognized by most "modern" browsers - IE 5 and greater, NS 4.78 and greater, Firefox, Opera, etc...
Place the following tag in the portion of your HTML document:
! tag does not suit your needs. Please let me know.
Take care,
Ric
Jul 24, 2006 - 11:21 PM
Great, I thought I had to use javascript to get it right for most browsers.
Thanks for the answer.
Thanks for the answer.
Mar 21, 2008 - 01:41 AM
I am developing a web page that has to update things periodically with out refreshing the webpage (I have multiple forms in my web page and I don't want to disturb other forms). I can get the things back to the web page and they can be updated periodically when I use a single form. But the problem is when I use multiple forms in a single web page I am not able to refresh the single form. Can any one provide some tips how can I send single form request to the server.
Note: Please remember that I can't use submit buttons or anchor tags for submiting the form. It should be done automatically.
Note: Please remember that I can't use submit buttons or anchor tags for submiting the form. It should be done automatically.
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