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HTML or PHP Help with Multiple Pages and Redirect

Folks:

Forgive my jumping around here, I am going to try and keep it short and sweet.

I have a client that I am building an internal website for the company. What they want on this would be Page A.) having ticket (statistic information) on the screen (table form) Page B.) Another screen that has sales on it (table form as well) and Page C.) having simple tips in working in the environment (simple HTML).

The problem I am having is that they want these three screen to have a 15 second auto refresh, so Page A will show, then 15 seconds later Page B, then 15 seconds later Page C. 15 seconds later back to Page A and they want this in a constant loop over and over through out the day. They will make changes to Page A and B once a day, so I have to have a Admin panel (Content Zone) for the customer to make those once a day changes. So I am using wordpress to host everything and the problem I am running into is that when they are in the Admin panel and they are editing a page the page auto redirects within the editing page on the client which prevents them from changing data.

Is there anything out there that can disable the auto redirect script in the Admin panel or some sort of code I can install on the particular page in the head tags that will only load when you visit the site through the regular way and not through the Admin panel? Is there like a jQuery or some sort of other coding for website that may operate like an iframe to display the three sites on one site going across the screen?

I have a week left on this project and hoping to get this all completed soon, so any and all help is appreciated. Thanks
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I read the article, I don't see where to load the JS code without loading it in the <header> tags which then all three pages would have the same redirect. On my web server, I do not see the actual files that I created in the admin console which makes it even harder.

I am no Wordpress genius, I learned on the old fashion Coldfusion stuff so I am getting more confused on how I am supposed to be injecting this code when I do not see the files on the webserver (ex: contact.php) if I actually built a contact page.
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Found a plug-in to work the way I wanted so that it's not too technical.