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Thanks all!<br />
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BTW, Is this correct? <br />
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&quot;}, 5000);&quot;
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Thanks all!

BTW, Is this correct?

"}, 5000);"

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yes, i put it on its own line so I could add the comment on the previous lines. you can have the entire call on a single line if you like
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yes, i put it on its own line so I could add the comment on the previous lines. you can have the entire call on a single line if you like

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As I continue to try to figure this out, I have a page <a href="http://www.gopherstateevents.com/results/fitness_events/results_scroll.asp?event_id=441" rel="ugc">here </a> that does what it is supposed to do but I would like to make two changes:<br />
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1) Is there a way to make the table visible onload?<br />
2) Is there a way to periodically refresh the table without user action? &nbsp;This page will be on view as races continue and I would like it to continue to refresh.
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As I continue to try to figure this out, I have a page here  (http://www.gopherstateevents.com/results/fitness_events/results_scroll.asp?event_id=441) that does what it is supposed to do but I would like to make two changes:

1) Is there a way to make the table visible onload?
2) Is there a way to periodically refresh the table without user action?  This page will be on view as races continue and I would like it to continue to refresh.

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