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Implementing 1 refresh only
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Hi,
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by only looks good after refreshing the page, surely that is just loading exactly the same page in again? Why should that look different? There are ways to do such things like refresh once only - testing for the presence of a variable in another frame for example, but I'd concentrate on wondering why the page looks wrong in the first place..
Matt.
I'm not sure I understand what you mean by only looks good after refreshing the page, surely that is just loading exactly the same page in again? Why should that look different? There are ways to do such things like refresh once only - testing for the presence of a variable in another frame for example, but I'd concentrate on wondering why the page looks wrong in the first place..
Matt.
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MatthewP, Of course u r right.
well there's positioning of images
in the left of each link, and it seems the positioning
for the links happen before the pos' of the images, and the
first letter of the link appears twice (one instead of the
left pic). Only when I refresh it (when cache is clean of course), it's ok.
Since it's ns6 and I have no probelm with ns4.+ or IE,
and since I validated the page, I have no idea what caused it.
I know it was not like that from the beginning.
But see nothing wrong, and still..it IS ns6. so...?
well there's positioning of images
in the left of each link, and it seems the positioning
for the links happen before the pos' of the images, and the
first letter of the link appears twice (one instead of the
left pic). Only when I refresh it (when cache is clean of course), it's ok.
Since it's ns6 and I have no probelm with ns4.+ or IE,
and since I validated the page, I have no idea what caused it.
I know it was not like that from the beginning.
But see nothing wrong, and still..it IS ns6. so...?
Sounds like a NS6 problem then. Having not used NS6 yet I don't really know what to say. Is the problem to do with having to cache the images? You could precache the images on a previous page if so.. Alternately try the counter method iza has posted above.. but surely you'd need the counter in a separate document in a frameset? Otherwise you'd refresh the counter to 0 and it would loop indefinitely...
<head>
function checkCounter(){
if (top.otherFrameName.counter=0) {
top.otherFrameName.counter++; location.reload()
}
}
</head>
<body onLoad="checkCounter()">
Hope that's some help for you anyway.. If you're still stuck let me know where the page is on the net as you've got me intrigued now..
Matt.
<head>
function checkCounter(){
if (top.otherFrameName.counter=0) {
top.otherFrameName.counter++; location.reload()
}
}
</head>
<body onLoad="checkCounter()">
Hope that's some help for you anyway.. If you're still stuck let me know where the page is on the net as you've got me intrigued now..
Matt.
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