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Refresh my page but keep the collapsed sections collapsed.
Hi all,
My situation is this.
I'm developing a JSP which refreshes itself every 60 seconds using <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60">
Now this tag is working just fine for me however I have some java script in my page which enables me to collapse / retract blocks of data displayed in the page and I'm finding that on the page being refreshed that all of the collapsed data blocks become retracted again.
I'd really like to know how I can keep my page expanded in it's current state on refresh preferably without using cookies.
Has anyone out there got a solution for this which they'd be willing to share with me?
Regards.
My situation is this.
I'm developing a JSP which refreshes itself every 60 seconds using <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60">
Now this tag is working just fine for me however I have some java script in my page which enables me to collapse / retract blocks of data displayed in the page and I'm finding that on the page being refreshed that all of the collapsed data blocks become retracted again.
I'd really like to know how I can keep my page expanded in it's current state on refresh preferably without using cookies.
Has anyone out there got a solution for this which they'd be willing to share with me?
Regards.
Why no cookies?
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Hi all,
I'm sorry about my late reply.
I guess that I'll have to accept the use of cookies.
I was thinking that for security reasons my customer wouldn't want them on their system but have since found out that I can as long as I clarify to them what the cookie is.
So I throw the floor open to thie ruse.
The DestroyDrop.com site looks very flashy to me and seems to be a winner but in all fairness I'll not accept it as the solution until others have had a change to reply - given the change in my cookie opinion.
Thanks all.
I'm sorry about my late reply.
I guess that I'll have to accept the use of cookies.
I was thinking that for security reasons my customer wouldn't want them on their system but have since found out that I can as long as I clarify to them what the cookie is.
So I throw the floor open to thie ruse.
The DestroyDrop.com site looks very flashy to me and seems to be a winner but in all fairness I'll not accept it as the solution until others have had a change to reply - given the change in my cookie opinion.
Thanks all.
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="60;URL=http://your_server/your_page?collapsed=1" />