Philip Herlihy wrote:
> Makes it more of a puzzle if you don't want to add anything to the pages!
Yes, I know it's odd. Sometimes I only need to added one or two lines to a
table and copying a meta tag, inserting the metatag and then removing it in
the end is not worth the investment.
> Ok - here's a thought. Create a testing page with some JavaScript that
> first allows you to browse for (I suspect you can actually only prompt
> for) an HTML file and then opens a new window to display it, refreshing
> ever few
> seconds. See the JavaScript window.location.reload() method, which won't
> re-render if the page hasn't been modified (according to my book). No
> change to the HTML page needed.
Great idea. Thanks.
Roy
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