hi ... i is it possible in php:
updating/refreshing a page once per 30seconds (1/30 secs) and it can be set for 2x,3x times and so on.... and also the seconds (the 30 seconds ) can be set also....
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
anandgodar 0 Newbie Poster
i think it would be better to user javascript
MagicMedia 10 Junior Poster
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30"> karthik_ppts commented: helpful post +6
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
i think it would be better to user javascript
uh .. ic ..javascript .. but php cant do this?
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="30">
its a static form... i mean u cant set it in the web form itself.. u need to open the code and set the time.. thats how meta works ... right?
karthik_ppts 81 Posting Pro
<head>
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="<?php echo $secs; ?>">
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</head>you can dynamically give the value for the $secs variable too?
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
<head> ---- ---- <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="<?php echo $secs; ?>"> --- --- </head>you can dynamically give the value for the $secs variable too?
interesting..ill try this ... but i cant totally control the time...
it only refresh until ur given time reach... but what if i will refresh it twice and so on.. every given time...
ex. when i put 1000(on the textbox) then i want to refresh it twice or more than within 1000 (my given time)
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
<head> ---- ---- <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="<?php echo $secs; ?>"> --- --- </head>you can dynamically give the value for the $secs variable too?
it didnt work :(
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
Chang your cose as <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60">
yeah thats what i said.. i want to change the value via textbox not on the script
uselessninja 0 Junior Poster
bump..bump ..keeping it alive
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