I guess it is working, just not doing what I was wanting it to do. :-(
As mentioned, I have a link on the main screen that opens a 'stats' screen via
AJAX, <a href='stats.php'>.
This PHP script returns a div, <div id='Stats' ...>, that contains data from a
mySQL database.
If I understand correctly, the AJAX call places the output of stats.php into
the main document, index.php, therefore the window.location.reload(true)
statement does not access the the stats.php file. Although, if it were to
reload index.php from the server, it would not yet have the 'Stats' div yet and
no way of knowing where to look for it, so where does it reload the 'Stats' div
from???
My solution is to use the following function to perform the refresh:
function refreshStats() {
var xmlhttp = new XMLHttpRequest();
xmlhttp.open("GET","stats.php",false);
xmlhttp.send();
document.getElementById('Stats').innerHTML=xmlhttp.responseText;
}
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