I want a better way to update images on a webpage instead of forcing the webpage to refresh every 60 seconds.
After I ask this question: I was thinking about this solution: Create a boolean flag inside the javascript script and make it true:
window.onload = setupRefresh; function setupRefresh() { setInterval(\"refreshBlock();\", 1000); } function refreshBlock() {
I have a comments board on my page, to which I load different topics according to the page the user is on with XMLHttpRequest in a changeTopic() function. I originally had this at the end of my submit
I\'m just looking for extra pair of eyes to spot why children panels do not show up/change visibility on radio button selection/change that does call for their refresh
I am using ajax to redirect to a page by window.location = \"page.php\" After the page is redirected I need to load a div within that page. For example search.php.
I may be reinventing the wheel but that\'s intentional. I am trying to make a real-time chat application using PHP HTML MySQL CSS. It\'s working quite well over the network and grabbing new content ev
I have a \"legacy\" ASP.NET site I\'d like to improve a bit. One area I\'d like to do something about is page updates - for now, it\'s always full page updates, but I\'d like to start using partial up
I have this link (shown below). When it is clicked it sends the id of a post to a PHP file called delete_post.php开发者_开发知识库 which in turn deletes the post with that id out of my MySQL database.
I have a countdown on an auction site, that resets to 2 minutes when someone places a bid within the last two minutes of the auction. This part works as it should.