Help for unwanted refresh

I have a page that update an Access db. When I operate on this page,
randomly the screen is refreshed and I loss the data that I have eventually
digited and not saved. Is there anybody that can help me?
Thanks in advance.
Hi to all.

Re: Help for unwanted refresh

sys wrote:
> I have a page that update an Access db. When I operate on this page,
> randomly the screen is refreshed and I loss the data that I have
> eventually digited and not saved. Is there anybody that can help me?
> Thanks in advance.
> Hi to all.

I've never heard of anything like this. Refreshes beyond the user's control?
There is nothing that can be done in server-side asp for this. I doubt there
is anything that can be done in client-side code either, but you should
check in a client-side group such as m.p.scripting.jscript. Let them know
what browser exhibits this behavior, and if possible, provide a short repro
page that exhibits the behavior.

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Re: Help for unwanted refresh

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> sys wrote:
>> I have a page that update an Access db. When I operate on this page,
>> randomly the screen is refreshed and I loss the data that I have
>> eventually digited and not saved. Is there anybody that can help me?
>> Thanks in advance.
>> Hi to all.
>
> I've never heard of anything like this. Refreshes beyond the user's
> control? There is nothing that can be done in server-side asp for
> this. I doubt there is anything that can be done in client-side code
> either, but you should check in a client-side group such as
> m.p.scripting.jscript. Let them know what browser exhibits this
> behavior, and if possible, provide a short repro page that exhibits
> the behavior.
>

Additionally, have a look at the source and see if there is a Meta
Refresh doing it, or javascript that might be doing it. If so, you might
be able to disable both/either of those features in your browser.

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