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    Just say that this site is best viewed in Mozilla Firefox on your website?

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    Start, Control panel. Then go to your sound/audio properties and click "sounds". On there, there should be a sound called "Start Navigation", simply set that to none and hit OK.

    IE is very annoying with that sound I must say.



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    No ones really listening he just doesnt want it on his site, as in for anyone.

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    No you can't disable it on your website I'm afraid.

    Simple, don't use a meta refresh, I'm pretty sure AJAX Requests don't make a clicky sound?

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    Yeah AJAX doesn't make a clicky noise!

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    Make a new file in notepad or any other editor called "refresh.js" And copy the below code.

    Code:
    window.onload = doLoad;
    function doLoad()
    {
    setTimeout( "refresh()", 30*1000 );
    }
    function refresh()
    {
    window.location.reload( false );
    }
    Then in your stats file.. copy this..
    Code:
    <script type="text/javascript" src="refresh.js"></script>
    make sure they are BOTH in the same folder.. That should work, i haven't actually used this method before but i know of it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nli. View Post
    Make a new file in notepad or any other editor called "refresh.js" And copy the below code.

    Code:
    window.onload = doLoad;
    function doLoad()
    {
    setTimeout( "refresh()", 30*1000 );
    }
    function refresh()
    {
    window.location.reload( false );
    }
    Then in your stats file.. copy this..
    Code:
    <script type="text/javascript" src="refresh.js"></script>
    make sure they are BOTH in the same folder.. That should work, i haven't actually used this method before but i know of it.
    Ty Works a star

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