Hi,
This is really difficult to help you with from the details you've
given.
Firstly not specifying the version of IE makes it very difficult to
help at all.
All I can do is suggest adding callbacks to the PeriodicalUpdater,
such as an onComplete, just to alert hello world everytime a request
finishes. Something is going wrong somewhere - you need to use
debugging on callbacks to work out at which point it is- is the
periodical updater not invoking the update, is the server not
responding, or is the periodical updater not dealing with the server's
response correctly - it's likely to be one of those issues. Work it
out and we'll go from there.
Also, replacing the jsp with an html file that just prints the time or
something could be another very useful thing to do. It may be a JSP
issue in which case the only advice you'll get from me is stop coding
in such an agricultural language for the web ;-)
On Sep 16, 11:06 pm, voracious_reader <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm having issues on IE. Mozilla seems to be fine. I have used it in a
> JSP. I am clearing cache in the JSP. I just want to display the same
> JSP. I don't know what's wrong. Can somebody help me?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Here is the function -
> new Ajax.PeriodicalUpdater('top', '/mypackage/list.jsp',
> {method:'GET',frequency:60,decay:2});
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