IE6-Add-ons..? Can I create one...?

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Andrew

Basically want an add-on that can be set to: automatically refresh a page
after "x time"
I can program in a few languages. And am a bit lazy..! don't want to
press/click refresh every time want page updated.

Suppose could do a Delphi prog to send F5 keystroke to the IE window.
But there must be a cleaner way to do it...?

Thanx for any advice/suggestions
Andrew
 
R

Rob Parsons

Hi Andrew,
Usually its done in the html document with a timer. Why would you want to
refresh the page if nothing has changed.
If you are developing in VS, just close the browser window before you
restart your debugging session.

FYI sending keystrokes would certainly work, but the MS Browser control has
a Refresh2 method that does the same. It has an optional argument to specify
the level of the refresh. Search MSDN for the Browser control object model.
 
A

Andrew

Thanks Rob,

Its a newsgroup page that I want to refresh. Could do my own page which can
refresh sub frome on a timer.
Just thought it might be easier with a re-configurable Add-On/DLL.
Thanx again
Andrew

| Hi Andrew,
| Usually its done in the html document with a timer. Why would you want to
| refresh the page if nothing has changed.
| If you are developing in VS, just close the browser window before you
| restart your debugging session.
|
| FYI sending keystrokes would certainly work, but the MS Browser control
has
| a Refresh2 method that does the same. It has an optional argument to
specify
| the level of the refresh. Search MSDN for the Browser control object
model.
| | > Basically want an add-on that can be set to: automatically refresh a
page
| > after "x time"
| > I can program in a few languages. And am a bit lazy..! don't want to
| > press/click refresh every time want page updated.
| >
| > Suppose could do a Delphi prog to send F5 keystroke to the IE window.
| > But there must be a cleaner way to do it...?
| >
| > Thanx for any advice/suggestions
| > Andrew
| >
| >
|
|
 

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