Add this to the <head> section of your page:
The URL is the page you want it to refresh to, content is the number of
seconds you want it to wait before refreshing, and http-equiv="refresh" just
tells it that this is the refresh meta tag. For example, if you wanted the
page to refresh to
www.sitename.com after 5 seconds it would be as follows:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; URL=http://www.sitename.com/">
Substitute your absolute or relative URL.
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|I have a situation where my 7 year old daughter is putting together her
| own webpage for her school project with the help of Dad, showing our
| travels with family in Malaysia.
|
|
www.amadeus.net.nz/alanna.htm
|
| The problem is that the page needs to be refreshed each time someone
| views it to get the latest information...ie her school mates
| How can I set it up to auto refresh so that viewers dont have to
| manually refresh the browser each time ?
|
| Thanks
| NZed
|
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