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try this <br />
&lt;head&gt;<br />
&lt;meta http-equiv=&quot;refresh&quot; content=&quot;1&quot; /&gt;<br />
&lt;head&gt;<br />

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try this
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<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="1" />
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I've tried that, but it just keeps reloading the page every 1 second which looks a bit odd, is there not a function that makes sure that everything thats previsously chached gets replaced onload?
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I've tried that, but it just keeps reloading the page every 1 second which looks a bit odd, is there not a function that makes sure that everything thats previsously chached gets replaced onload?

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No it doesn't, but that might be a solution. I'll have a read through the article. Its updated about once a month, so not that frequently.
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No it doesn't, but that might be a solution. I'll have a read through the article. Its updated about once a month, so not that frequently.

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Thank you to both of you. I think I'll use this certainly on the home page.
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Thank you to both of you. I think I'll use this certainly on the home page.

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I update a fashion site on a regular basis which involves changing flash elements, pics, copy and stylesheets for each page. How do I make sure that when the visitor looks at a page after an update the stylesheet and other elements are reloaded so the page doesn't look squiffy as it sometimes does. <br />
Obviously by pressing F5 a few times it fixes the problem, but I need that to be automatic so people don't think the page is broken.
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I update a fashion site on a regular basis which involves changing flash elements, pics, copy and stylesheets for each page. How do I make sure that when the visitor looks at a page after an update the stylesheet and other elements are reloaded so the page doesn't look squiffy as it sometimes does. 
Obviously by pressing F5 a few times it fixes the problem, but I need that to be automatic so people don't think the page is broken.

How do I force a page refresh onload

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