I want to be able to have my webpage to continually refresh
automatically every so many seconds. When it refreshes, I want it to
refresh to the bottom of the screen. To accomplish this, I am using an
anchor which is the last item on the page. I am defining the anchor
with:
<A Name="refreshBo ttom"></A>
The meta tag I have defined in the header of the page is listed below:
<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="30, URL=Queue.html# refreshBottom">
My problem is this:
When there is a "," (comma) after the 30 in the meta tag, the page
continually refreshes but never recongnizes the anchor tag. Therefore,
it always refreshes to the top of the page. If I have a ";"
(semicolon) after the 30 in the meta tag, the page will only refresh
once, but correctly refreshes to the bottom of the page.
Idealy, I would like for the webpage to continually refresh at the
desired interval until the user leaves the page. I am unsure of why
this is behaving the way it is. The one thing I did notice, is that
when it continually refreshes (using the comma), the address does not
have the "...#refreshBot tom" extension on it and when it only refreshes
once to the bottom of the page (using the semicolon), the address does
have the "...#refreshBot tom" on it.
Any help would be GREATLY appreciated.
Thank you
dave
