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I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds or
so. There a way to use the refresh meta to do this or another way? Thinking
maybe with a frame that loads the new page in the main window. Any
suggestions would be appreciated
thanks in advance

"Sheila" <> wrote in message
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> I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds or
> so. There a way to use the refresh meta to do this or another way?
Thinking
> maybe with a frame that loads the new page in the main window. Any
> suggestions would be appreciated
> thanks in advance

<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="30;URL=newpage.htm">

Sheila wrote:

> I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds
> or so. There a way to use the refresh meta to do this or another way?
> Thinking maybe with a frame that loads the new page in the main window.
> Any suggestions would be appreciated
> thanks in advance


Why? it may take longer to load the page on dialup.
Here I am looking over the information on the page and all of a sudden I get
a whole new page.
Goodbye.

Sheila wrote:

> I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds or
> so.

Will you be able to create the pages fast enough?

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well they aren't my pages, that is why I was thinking of doing it in a
frame.
I want to load lets say http://cnn.com, http://weather.com,
http://another etc. every 30 seconds...maybe this clears it up more.


Toby A Inkster <> wrote in message news:< >...
> Sheila wrote:
>
> > I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds or
> > so.
>
> Will you be able to create the pages fast enough?

Sheila wrote:

> I want to load lets say http://cnn.com, http://weather.com,
> http://another etc. every 30 seconds...maybe this clears it up more.

Get Opera. Browse to the page you want to reload, then:
Right click > Reload every > Custom
then type in 30 seconds and tick the "Enable" box, then press OK.

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Quoth the raven named Sheila:

> well they aren't my pages, that is why I was thinking of doing it
> in a frame. I want to load lets say http://cnn.com,
> http://weather.com, http://another etc. every 30 seconds...maybe
> this clears it up more.

Is this on your own computer? Do what Toby says.

Is this on your website? Are you sure you want to do this? Is it legal?

If you'd try that with my pages, they would break out of your frame.

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I'm sorry I guess I'm not making this clear enough. I want a page I
create do this so others see the pages that will reload on my site.
Maybe it can't be done but seems like there has to be some kind of
coding for it. thanks again for your help.


(Sheila) wrote in message news:<. com>...
> well they aren't my pages, that is why I was thinking of doing it in a
> frame.
> I want to load lets say http://cnn.com, http://weather.com,
> http://another etc. every 30 seconds...maybe this clears it up more.
>
>
> Toby A Inkster <> wrote in message news:< >...
> > Sheila wrote:
> >
> > > I am trying to create a page that will load a new page every 30 seconds or
> > > so.
> >
> > Will you be able to create the pages fast enough?

On 18 Apr 2004 15:14:38 -0700, (Sheila) declared
in alt.html:

> I'm sorry I guess I'm not making this clear enough. I want a page I
> create do this so others see the pages that will reload on my site.

So it is on your web site, not just on your computer for your own use?
As Beauregard said, unless you have specific permission to do so, that
is a breach of copyright.

BTW: Please don't post upside-down.
http://www.allmyfaqs.com/faq.pl?How_to_post

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Mark Parnell
http://www.clarkecomputers.com.au

Sheila wrote:

> well they aren't my pages, that is why I was thinking of doing it in a
> frame.
> I want to load lets say http://cnn.com, http://weather.com,
> http://another etc. every 30 seconds...maybe this clears it up more.

Legally, you'd need permission from the others to duplicate their work like
that.
As this extra load on their system may cause them problems.
They trace the problem back to you, you get billed for the headaches.

Quite frankly, the idea sucks.