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I've started learning Flask to develop web applications. What I am realy missing is an automatic Browser refresh after any code change (including static files, templates, etc.). This seems to be a standard feature in almost any Javascript framework. Frontend people have several terms for that: auto reload / refresh, hot reload / refresh (hotreload), live reload / refresh (livereload), ... Here on Stackoverflow most similar questions are related to the auto-reload of the Flask server (--> https://stackoverflow.com/search?q=flask+auto+reload ). J just want a simple browser refresh. I googled and

I am trying to disable a button for denying a spam click on this button. I used a Refresh delegate to Render invoke the control but it appears as enabled. The connect()-Methode is taking about 4 seconds in witch the button is shown as enabled. Where is the problem ? public static class ExtensionMethods { private static Action EmptyDelegate = delegate() { }; public static void Refresh(this UIElement uiElement) { uiElement.Dispatcher.Invoke(DispatcherPriority.Render, EmptyDelegate); } } private void buttonConnect_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { this.Cursor = Cursors.Wait; buttonConnect

I'm aware that the Office 365 refresh tokens expire when the user changes their password, but I'm seeing them expire almost weekly for my customers. Is there something I've misconfigured when setting up my OAuth2 app in Azure? Usually, the access token lasts 1 hours, the refresh token lasts 14 days. According to the document Authorization Code Grant Flow , the lifetime of refresh token varies based on policy settings . In this case, you may check the Azure AD policy settings. The lifetime of the refresh token is not provided and varies based on policy settings and the time when the

<script type="text/javascript"> var email = document.write(localStorage.getItem('email')); var pass = document.write(localStorage.getItem('pass')); var url = document.write(document.URL); document.location.href = url+"?email="+email+"&pass="+pass; </script> But when I enter the page I left the url like this: http://example.com/ undefined?email=undefined&pass=undefined Not happening ... Anyone know the problem? Thank you very much! Well, what's up with document.write(…) in here? You don't want to print out anything: var email = localStorage.getItem('email'); But if you want to print out the

I have a screen with a table control in it (generated with the Screen Painter) that shows records from a database table. The screen also has a button, which shows a popup when it's clicked. The popup has a form to add a record to the database table. When the form is submitted the record is added to the database, but when the popup is closed, the screen that shows the database records isn't refreshed i.e. the new record isn't shown. Simply calling the screen again doesn't seem to work. How to refresh the table control to show the new record? You have to make sure that the data that you want to