Techwarrior
Programmer
Is there anyway that when data gets updated in a table that any pages currently accessing that data can update itself. The only way I know right now is to set up an auto-refresh.
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Update open pages with new data
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The web server is ignorant of what is going on with the browser clients between requests.
Stick with auto-refresh... unless you are working on an intranet where you can force all users to download your custom ActiveX control or java applet... no... i changed my mind again... even if you could force the users to do this it is probably not worth the hassle.
Stick with auto-refresh... unless you are working on an intranet where you can force all users to download your custom ActiveX control or java applet... no... i changed my mind again... even if you could force the users to do this it is probably not worth the hassle.
DotNetGnat
Programmer
yes...auto-refresh is the right option...
http meta refresh (something like that)
??
-DNG
http meta refresh (something like that)
??-DNG
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