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by **Rad** » Wed, 15 May 2002 09:11:09

well.. javascript stuff hasn't disappeared.. you can still use it.. and it's
OK to do it..

Quote:> Is there an analog of JavaScript window.navigate comand
> on the server side (.NET) that allows to reload current
> page and retain the current session?

> Thanks

by **Valery Polyako** » Wed, 15 May 2002 09:23:54

Thanks for the suggestion...

I need to programmaticaly reload my page from another
thread. I do not know how can I do it in JavaScript. If I
could, I would just register client-side script and heve
a button to invoke it. Unfortunately, I do not want to
have a button for reloading, but instead, when a long
process is finished, I would like to reload the page to
display the results.

May be you can tell, how I can do it.

Thanks

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>well.. javascript stuff hasn't disappeared.. you can

still use it.. and it's

>OK to do it..

message

Quote:>> Is there an analog of JavaScript window.navigate comand
>> on the server side (.NET) that allows to reload current
>> page and retain the current session?

>> Thanks

>.

by **Rad** » Wed, 15 May 2002 11:22:34

you can register client script that only does the refresh.. it doesn't have
to be connected to a button. but that would mean the page should not load
completely..

there's no way to "push" data from server to client... that's something to
keep in mind..

> Thanks for the suggestion...

> I need to programmaticaly reload my page from another
> thread. I do not know how can I do it in JavaScript. If I
> could, I would just register client-side script and heve
> a button to invoke it. Unfortunately, I do not want to
> have a button for reloading, but instead, when a long
> process is finished, I would like to reload the page to
> display the results.

> May be you can tell, how I can do it.

> Thanks

> >-----Original Message-----
> >well.. javascript stuff hasn't disappeared.. you can
> still use it.. and it's
> >OK to do it..

> message

> >> Is there an analog of JavaScript window.navigate comand
> >> on the server side (.NET) that allows to reload current
> >> page and retain the current session?

> >> Thanks

> >.

by **Valery Polyako** » Wed, 15 May 2002 20:37:58

Still, it would have been much easier if there is a way
to reload page in .NET

Quote:>-----Original Message-----
>you can register client script that only does the

refresh.. it doesn't have

Quote:>to be connected to a button. but that would mean the

page should not load

>completely..

>there's no way to "push" data from server to client...
that's something to
>keep in mind..

message

>> Thanks for the suggestion...

>> I need to programmaticaly reload my page from another
>> thread. I do not know how can I do it in JavaScript.
If I
>> could, I would just register client-side script and
heve
>> a button to invoke it. Unfortunately, I do not want to
>> have a button for reloading, but instead, when a long
>> process is finished, I would like to reload the page to
>> display the results.

>> May be you can tell, how I can do it.

>> Thanks

>> >-----Original Message-----
>> >well.. javascript stuff hasn't disappeared.. you can
>> still use it.. and it's
>> >OK to do it..

in
>> message

>> >> Is there an analog of JavaScript window.navigate
comand
>> >> on the server side (.NET) that allows to reload
current
>> >> page and retain the current session?

>> >> Thanks

>> >.

>.

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