Refreshing a browser is done either by the user pressing a key, menu, or
toolbar item that refreshes the page, or by the use of JavaScript on the
page. You didn't mention in what context you were talking about refreshing a
page. What you DID say ("I allow the user to enable or disable the
refreshing of the page") doesn't make sense. I can tell you that if a
browser window is minimized, the user certainly can NOT interact with the
browser to refresh the page.
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"Mike" <Mi**@discussio ns.microsoft.co m> wrote in message
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On my web app I allow the user to enable or disable the refreshing of the
page. I notcied that if the browser window is minimized the page does not
refresh, or if it sits a long time without any user interaction(doe s not
happen often) the page does not refresh. Is this a code issue or just how
refresh works?