18 replies to this topic

[kakingho]

post it on ur website

<a href="javascript:this.location.reload();" style="color: #000000; font-weight: normal">refresh</a>

It can refresh local webpage.
U can add it at ur forum so that each topic u are reading can be refresh easily.

If ur website return to homepage after pressing I.E. refresh button, then
u must need this coding.
Beacus visitors only want to refresh local webpage but not go back to homepage.


* same coding...can refresh different webpage

[Lozbo]

A topic about this had been opened before, i guess you could just have pasted this issue there.

[Spectre]

An easier way (which doesn't require the user have JavaScript support): Press F5. Nearly all browsers designate the F5 key as the Refresh command.

[kakingho]

Lozbo, on Oct 3 2005, 02:11 PM, said:

A topic about this had been opened before, i guess you could just have pasted this issue there.

I don't know this had been opened before.
I must say I didn't copy the other topic.

[kakingho]

Spectre, on Oct 3 2005, 02:12 PM, said:

An easier way (which doesn't require the user have JavaScript support): Press F5. Nearly all browsers designate the F5 key as the Refresh command.

some website can not refresh by this way.
because will return to homepage.

[galexcd]

Spectre, on Oct 2 2005, 10:12 PM, said:

An easier way (which doesn't require the user have JavaScript support): Press F5. Nearly all browsers designate the F5 key as the Refresh command.

not safari... Besides kakingho wanted a link

[galexcd]

Lozbo, on Oct 2 2005, 10:11 PM, said:

A topic about this had been opened before, i guess you could just have pasted this issue there.

The other topic was about meta tag refeshing when the page loads... not link refreshing

[galexcd]

kakingho, on Oct 2 2005, 09:19 PM, said:

post it on ur website

<a href="javascript:this.location.reload();" style="color: #000000; font-weight: normal">refresh</a>

It can refresh local webpage.
U can add it at ur forum so that each topic u are reading can be refresh easily.

If ur website return to homepage after pressing I.E. refresh button, then
u must need this coding. 
Beacus visitors only want to refresh local webpage but not go back to homepage.
* same coding...can refresh different webpage

why not just link to the current page?

example:

page is: www.mydomain.com/page.html

coad is: <a href="www.mydomain.com/page.html">Refresh</a>

Its kind of a slopy way of doing it but it would work..

[calkid]

kakingho, on Oct 2 2005, 11:19 PM, said:

post it on ur website

<a href="javascript:this.location.reload();" style="color: #000000; font-weight: normal">refresh</a>

It can refresh local webpage.
U can add it at ur forum so that each topic u are reading can be refresh easily.

do you know of a good refresh script that will refresh after a certain amount of seconds or minutes?

or

is there a way to perform a script directly through a browser to refresh a determined amount of seconds or minutes

Notice from jlhaslip:

edit to repair end of quote tag mising

Edited by jlhaslip, 17 November 2005 - 06:11 PM.

[Lozbo]

Dont know if from a script but certanly through a meta tag. Yes im sorry that was the other topic about, meta tags in refreshing.

And guess the javascript will do easier than pasting the actual link for the same page, becouse its a code that you can just copy and paste every where without having to worry what page is it.

I think its easier but it also depends on javscript. But hey, how many actual users have javascript blocked? most users dont know even how (hehe i have not ever blocked it, so i actually dont know how to, i mean without firefox extensions)...