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Posted: **Mon Jan 18, 2016 12:29 pm**

I just tried Internet Explorer and the refresh still works there, may be an issue with CHROME...
SAPHARI also fails to refresh..

Posted: **Mon Jan 18, 2016 2:23 pm**

What about Firefox ?
Did you try changing single-quotes with double-quotes ?

Posted: **Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:03 pm**

I found location.reload(true) command and put into the counter script and now refresh....

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/*============================== COUNTER SCRIPT ===============================*/  
String JavaScript()  {
 //rfh = RFH;
  String h1 = "<script type = 'text/javascript'>\nvar timeInSecs;\nvar ticker;"; 
  h1 += "function startTimer(secs) ";
  h1 += "{ timeInSecs = parseInt(secs)-1;";
  h1 +=   "ticker = setInterval('tick()',1000); }";
  h1 += "function reload() ";
  h1 += "{ location.reload(true); }";
  h1 += "function tick() ";
  h1 += "{ var secs = timeInSecs;";
  h1 +=   "if (secs>0)";
  h1 +=      "{timeInSecs--;}";
  h1 +=   "else";  
  h1 +=      "{reload(); ";
  h1 +=        "clearInterval(ticker);";
  h1 +=        "startTimer("; h1 += RFH; h1 += "); }";  
  h1 += "document.getElementById('countdown').innerHTML = secs;";
  h1 += "}";
  h1 += "startTimer("; h1 += rfh; h1 += "); </script>"; 
  return h1;        }  
/*==============================================================================*/

Posted: **Mon Jan 18, 2016 5:51 pm**

Yes ! That's is another trick in JavaScript .

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