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    October 11th, 2012, 12:07 GMT
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    reload.js description

    A JavaScript library for updating a page's content on the fly

    Works by refreshing the page (without the user pressing F5) automatically and reading the new source, updating what's rendered on the screen.

    The library is perfect for developers working on web projects.

    At the end of the page a "play/stop" button is added for stopping the refresh action when not needing it.

    The update interval is also configurable.

    A demo is included with the download package.

    Requirements:

    · JavaScript enabled on client side



    TAGS:

    		 refresh page | page change | reload page | refresh | reload | page

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