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09.17.2003 at 09:13AM PDT, ID: 20741462
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Controlling Client Refresh From Server..... Using Access DB as the Trigger

Asked by TEAMMPACT in Web Languages/Standards

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I'm looking for a way to control the refresh of a webpage from the server using JAva or something else....  What I have is an asp webpage that has about 15 inlines frames.  Each frame connected using JET to an intermidate access database that intern is being fed by Make Table Queries ran from another DB on a schedule (Every 1 minute)...  Right now the asp is just set up to refresh every 1 minute using a meta tag...  The problem I run into is that I have about 10 clients looking at the site now and probably quite a few more coming in the future so when they look at the server now if it refreshes in the middle of the Make Table queries overwriting with new info they get an Error...   The more clients the more errors....   what I want to do is setup something that looks for something new or somehow triggers a page refresh...  anyone have any ideas???  Ps you're probably wondering why the elaborate DB setup the problem Is some of the queries run some elaborate VB and a driect connection won't work... If you got a better idea on that i'm all game too)  ThanksStart Free Trial
 
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[+][-]09.22.2003 at 11:12AM PDT, ID: 9407650

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[+][-]09.28.2003 at 11:15PM PDT, ID: 9449386

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Zone: Web Languages/Standards
Tags: refresh, server, 1, from, client
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