Will do, thanks.
On 9/26/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Andrew O'Brien" > > Hmm, I thought I posted this last week. I received no replies and do > not see it listed, so maybe it never made it. > > I have a couple of php scripts running that allow users on line to > enter brief lines of text, chat style. When they are posting a line > of text and an auto-refresh command is executed, Internet Explorer > users lose the line they were in the middle of typing. I was > researching how to stop the auto-refresh if the form post box was in > use and found some reference to a "pause button" that can be placed on > the user side as HTML. Anyone know about this ? > > Andy > ------------------------------ > Hi, > If are using <meta type="refresh" content="[seconds];[URL]"> then this > is an element of the Document Object Module and can only be changed with > Javascript as PHP is not aware of any typing into the text box. This is a > PHP list so Javascrip is offtopic and this is probably why no one > responded. > > You might try the php_and_mysql group, they are more lenient on offtopics. > > There is also a Javascript list but every post is moderated so it takes > time > to get a response. > > I would like to help offlist and perhaps I can over the weekend. I am flat > > out right now. > > Thanks. > > > -- Andy K3UK www.obriensweb.com (QSL via N2RJ) [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
