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brian lanning
As a public service, I'm posting the solution to a problem I had. The
bizarre thing is that I think this should have created an error.
Instead, it sort of worked, but not quite. Many are familiar with
this line:
<meta http-equiv="refresh"; content="10";url="DataForm.aspx">
Instead, I inadvertently made it look like this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content='10;url="DataForm.aspx"'>
The result was that the auto refresh worked, but only until the user
clicked the refresh button in the browser. After clicking the button,
the auto refresh wouldn't work anymore.
I wish this had been reported as a syntax error or something similar.
It almost slipped through integration testing.
brian
bizarre thing is that I think this should have created an error.
Instead, it sort of worked, but not quite. Many are familiar with
this line:
<meta http-equiv="refresh"; content="10";url="DataForm.aspx">
Instead, I inadvertently made it look like this:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content='10;url="DataForm.aspx"'>
The result was that the auto refresh worked, but only until the user
clicked the refresh button in the browser. After clicking the button,
the auto refresh wouldn't work anymore.
I wish this had been reported as a syntax error or something similar.
It almost slipped through integration testing.
brian