I’m trying to make a checkbox that will automatically refresh the page every few seconds or minutes when checked using JavaScript. I found some ways to make it refresh the page, but when it does that, all of the inputs including the checkbox return to their default value. I want them to keep their current value when the page gets
Tag: reload
Reloading stylesheet is fluid in Chrome, but weird in Firefox (jQuery)
I am using the following code to reload a stylesheet when the user makes a selection: In Chrome, the reload happens fluidly, and the transitions look great. In Firefox, the website temporarily becomes a garbled mess (while the stylesheet is being reloaded) for a second before the new stylesheet is active. Is this something that can be solved with code,
Reactjs prevent form submission not working
I’m following a tutorial and I’m trying to have a form that does not reload when submitted to do this I’m trying to use e.preventDefault(); however this is not working and the page is reloading on submission anyway here is my code: the only major thing different that I’m doing from the tutorial is using a bootstrap 5 modal, but
Refresh site exactly every tenth minute (like Cron)
is there any options (PHP, JavaScript) how to refresh website exactly every 10th minute? I got some crob job on server, and every 10th minute I’m reloading the online RTSP stream downloading, and after this reload the video on site get stuck, so I need reload the page every 10th minute after the cron job executed. Thanks for hints. Answer
Location.reload() on mobile JS app
On a desktop, you can use location.reload(); and it will reload the page, restarting the code on it. But what if I wanted to ‘reload’ a javascript app? Is there a way to do so? Thanks! Answer There’s 534 different ways to reload a page in JavaScript. Take your pick: One of those is bound to work where location.reload(); doesn’t.
Reload a page with location.href or window.location.reload(true)
I need to reload a page in a success of an ajax call. I’m seeing some code (not mine) and there are two ways: or Is there any difference in the behaviour? I know the difference of both location and window.location but in terms of do the job? Answer The main difference is follow: window.location.reload() reloads the current page with
Reloading a page via AJAX when window.location=self.location doesn’t work
On my homepage I got: Via MooTools, I get these anchor elements by id so that once they’re clicked, a flashy div will popup below them that contains the login or signup form (with methods to stop the propagation of events of course) and upon filling-up the fields the AJAX call kicks in – that’s supposed to create a session