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Possible Duplicate: Prevent any form of page refresh using jQuery/Javascript how can i prevent user to reload (refresh) html page using javascript or jquery. after loading the page for the first time, i want to prevent user reload the page either by press F5 or refresh from browser or by any way. Can i do that? Note: i try window.onbeforeunload , but i didn't know how to stop window.onload event from it. Any help? No, you can't. If a user wants to reload a page you cannot stop them. It is not possible to stop the user from page reload/page close if the user wants it. Two methods which you can

I know I can do a simple auto-refresh on some of my webpages (for example, the Home page of my site) by inserting a meta tag like <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="600"> But after doing this I'm getting really long page duration and session duration . This is not realistic, and I think that the refresh does not "reset" the page duration counter, which I think should happen. I guess this could be done with a hard refresh (Ctrl-F5 in Windows, Option+R in MacOSX), but I don't know if it is possible to force the refresh to be a hard refresh ... or if this kind of refresh would serve to my

I have a extjs panel rendered inside a div like this: panel = new Ext.Panel({ layout : 'fit', renderTo: 'my_div', monitorResize: true, // relay on browser resize height: 500, autoWidth: true, items : [ centerPanel ], plain : true }); After the page has loaded the panel is empty, but when I resize the browser the contents appears by magic! I think the data has not finished loading when the panel is rendered the first time. How can I get the contents to show without resizing the browser? I suspect the issue is that you need to explicitly cause the panel to be rendered. After creating the panel,

I have a JPanel A with a title border inside a JPanel B of a JTabbedPanel C. I have a method refreshing the content of A and B which is called from time-to-time. Unfortunately, all the items of A and B are refreshed in time, but not the title of A. I explicitely have to switch to another tabbed panel and come back to C for A's title to be displayed properly. Why? The code I am using is the following: TitledBorder tmp = (TitledBorder) this.GroupingProfilePanel.getBorder(); // Resetting header if ( this.c != null ) { tmp.setTitle("Set - " + this.c.getName()); } else { tmp.setTitle("Set"); }

I populate the GridView.DataSource from a EntityFramework Model: gwTimeLog.DataSource = _entities.TimeLogs; When a new row is added to the _entities, I try to update the grid (tried using the same statement as above, setting it null, then back to _entities.TimeLogs, etc...), but the grid simply won't update. Even though _entities.TimeLogs actually does contain the new rows. What am I missing? OLD ANSWER: Did you try calling GridView.DataBind()? Woops, I thought this was a WebForms DataGrid. If you're on WinForms, you might want to look into the BindingSource class. Binding to that class

I know I can at any moment click on the root node of the package-explorer view and press F5, forcing Eclipse to refresh its contents. What I'm looking for is an automated way to do it. I'm using some code generators and it's boring to have to select the root node and press F5 over it every time I'm generating code. Can anyone help me on this? Preferences->General->Workspace->Refresh Automatically Check the checkbox and apply, and it will automatically refresh. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5589539/is-there-a-way-to-make-eclipse-continually-refresh-your-package-explorer-files