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  1. 04-11-2008, 09:49 PM #1
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    Default PHP Include Refreshing :s

    I have it set so that my php include refreshes every 45 sec. How can I make only the include refresh, rather the whole page?
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    AJAX or iframes.
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    have the included file in ajax or summin much easier
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jackboy View Post
    have the included file in ajax or summin much easier
    Is there anyway to do it without ajax?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HabbDance View Post
    Is there anyway to do it without ajax?
    Iframes, but ajax is the best way to do it. When you do a php include the server adds the included files html to the page before it is sent to the web browser so there is no way to refresh just a php include.
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    You could just put the PHP include in a normal frame.
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    Put the Include inside a div then use ajax to refresh just the div, only way without using Iframes?
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    Like iUnknown said.. I'd put the include in a iframe.

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