I am attempting to make a mock animated gif. I tried using the multipart replace item but that only works in IE. The idea is to have a series of images that i can set the intervals on between frames dynamically based on user input (a word) that cycles through the items x times. I will post the code below.
. the intCycle variable does add the numbers correctly and the new data shows in the next meta refresh tag. here is the problem. the webpage in the status bar shows that is requesting the original url with values set to 0. I need them to request the new values. I have played with all the buffering options. I have no control over the server and am new to asp and vbscript but am not a complete idiot. I even tried [;aying with my browsers caching to no avail. any help at all would be greatly appreciated.
thank you.
<%Option Explicit%>
<% Response.Buffer = true%>
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>
Ready! Set! Sign!!
</TITLE>
<%
DIM word, wordlength, pos, intCycle, URL, tg, l
word=Request.QueryString("
intCycle=Request.QueryStri
pos=Request.QueryString("p
wordlength=Len(word)
intCycle = CInt(intCycle)
tg = TypeName(intCycle)
l=0
If intCycle <= "1" then
intCycle = intCycle + 1
l=intCycle + 1
' Response.Redirect "l6see.asp?word=" & word & "&intCycle=" & intCycle & "&pos=" & pos & ""
URL= "<meta http-equiv=Refresh CONTENT=3; URL=l6see.asp?word=" & word & "&intCycle=" & intCycle & "&pos=" & pos & ">"
Response.Write URL
End If
%>
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Hi there!!,
You may try giving the Response.Expires = -999 as the page expiry statement in order to make the page expire as soon as it is loaded, forcing the browser to load it afresh everytime. Also, you may set the No Cache attribute for the page so that neither the Proxy server nor the Local Computer caches your pages.
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by: kishokPosted on 2000-09-10 at 01:27:17ID: 4250064
I think it is the caching problem. some browsers may display the cached version of page if there are no changes.
To solve this problem, You can use
<% Response.Expires = 0 %>
statement to avoid the caching on the user agent.
You please include the above statement in your code and try it.