reload a page

Anon

Is there any command to reload a page from a Java or Php script?

Thank you

Anon

HTML has a meta refresh statement.
Look for it on the internet to get more info.

Anon

Use this "script" to forward to another URL.
Just remember to put it somewhere inbetween the <HEAD> </HEAD>-tags

<?php
$seconds = 5;
$url = "http://www.phpbuilder.com";
echo "<meta http-equiv='Refresh' content='$seconds; URL=$url'>";
?>

Anon

That is not why i need. I need to refresh the page only when the user press a buttom of one form of the page and all the other things that are filled from the form must be manteining.

Anon

Do you have more than one form on the page?

Anon

Yes I have two forms on the page Why do you ask me about it?

Anon

Because you can only submit on form at a time.
If you fill out data for form A, and press submit on form B, you only transmit the data for form B, and the data for form A is erased.

Anon

You could merge the forms into one and do a check on wich button was pressed.. the only problem with that is that you cant post the two forms to diffrent pages... however you can post it to a page that redirects to the right page to prossess the data Header('Location: prossessdata.php');

Anon

Please express exactly what your trying to do so we can understand what help your looking for?

pete

Anon

this refresh / redirect meta tag is exacly what I've been looking for... but I have one problem / question..

how can I make it redirect to a specific frame target ... ex. target="main" or "_parent" ?

Anon

I'm looking for a sollution to do this in a full javascript. if you find it, mail it to me, or place it here! Thanx!

Anon

Hi ,
i ve wrote a java code which load a page in a form after calling the function .
But it crashed IE5 sometimes and i don't know why , if someone find out please mail me 🙂

here is the code:

SCRIPT language="Javascript">
function load()
{
window.onerror = null;
window.open("log.php","displaywindow","toolbar=no , width=300 , height=300 , directories=no , status=no , scrollbars=yes,rezize=no,menubar=no,title=yes,fullscreen=no");

}
</script>

I call the load function by cliking on a text like this:
<a href="javascript:load()">test </a>

You can call the function in a php code , when you are using a submit button for example:

<?php
if(isset($log)){
//your code here

?>

But remember it is not fully functionnal cause of alternate crashes of IE5..

test it and if you find out a solution , remember MAIL ME 🙂))

[H&N]Wulfgar
hokutonanto@chez.com
www.hokutonanto.fr.fm

landung

Hi,
I am quite new in PHP.
But, I am familiar with JSP. I want to know the best way to forward the page. (like dispatcher in JSP/Servlet).

Learning from this discussion thread, I try to create one page as a controller (just like Servlet).

What I did is by calling a php page (say control.php) with a parameter.

Based on this parameter, I refresh control.php with the specific URL based on the parameter I sent.

Refer to the previous thread from Techek about refreshing page.

Is this a good way. Is there any more efficient way to act like controller?

Thank You.

landung

I miss one point that I didnt write in my previous email.

The main purpose of controller page is:

Dispatcher (as I wrote in my previous email)
Based on request parameter, execute particular codes, and then return back to the parent window. (this is done through refreshing the page also). Unlike Java Script, PHP is server side script, so I use this way to reach the script in the server.

I am curious whether I have applied the right technique my case.

Thanks.
Wahana