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entfred
I was experimenting with trying to select the same item in a select box
twice in a row
and found out that you need to do a refresh (view - refresh) in
Internet Explorer. This is
so you can click on the same item twice "in a row" to select it.
Does anyone know how to automatically make a web page do a refresh when
the web
page loads? This would prevent the user from having to do the refresh,
themselves.
An example select box would be
<select name="colors" onChange="form1.submit();">
<option value="red">red</option><option
value="blue">blue</option><option value="green">green</option><option
value="purple">purple</option>
</select>
A typical scenario:
1. The user clicks on blue
2. form1 is submitted
3. The user presses the browser back button
4. The user clicks on red
5. form1 is submitted
6. The user presses the browser back button
7. The user clicks on red
8. nothing happens, since onChange did not detect a "change".
In other words, how do you click on red twice?
Any workarounds on how to do a refresh or something to get around this
above scenario
are highly appreciated!
--- Entfred
twice in a row
and found out that you need to do a refresh (view - refresh) in
Internet Explorer. This is
so you can click on the same item twice "in a row" to select it.
Does anyone know how to automatically make a web page do a refresh when
the web
page loads? This would prevent the user from having to do the refresh,
themselves.
An example select box would be
<select name="colors" onChange="form1.submit();">
<option value="red">red</option><option
value="blue">blue</option><option value="green">green</option><option
value="purple">purple</option>
</select>
A typical scenario:
1. The user clicks on blue
2. form1 is submitted
3. The user presses the browser back button
4. The user clicks on red
5. form1 is submitted
6. The user presses the browser back button
7. The user clicks on red
8. nothing happens, since onChange did not detect a "change".
In other words, how do you click on red twice?
Any workarounds on how to do a refresh or something to get around this
above scenario
are highly appreciated!
--- Entfred