Matt Bennett says
Insert this tag after the tag: Content is the number of seconds until it loads the page. 600 will reload every 10 minutes.<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="600" URL="http://www.??????.com/??????">If you want it to reload the current page, place its URL after the "URL=" in the tag above. You can also have it point to another page.
This page actually has <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="10" URL="http://www.piclist.com/techref/language/html/autoreload.htm">
It is the same as sending the old Netscape HTTP response header: Refresh: seconds; url=...
This can also be done with Javascript like:
<SCRIPT> <!-- function reload() { var timeleft = time.left; timeleft.value = timeleft.value - 1; if (timeleft.value < 1) window.location="index.htm" ; //this would point to this page if you wanted to reload. //Here I'm using it to keep people from just sitting on this page. {setTimeout('reload()',1000);} } setTimeout('reload()',1000) //--> </SCRIPT> <FORM NAME="time"> <INPUT TYPE=TEXT NAME="left" VALUE=60> seconds left </FORM>
And here it is running:
See also:
No ads on this page because it automatically reloads: pub-3554665142518411
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