I am using iframes for a navigation bar from the HowTo article posted Here. The pages inside this tabbed navigation share the same authentication. I have login re directions with their own authentications as well.
When I am redirected to the page with the iframes, I still need to log in to the other datapages on the tabs. From there, I can either log in again or refresh the entire page myself (or, really, I can just refresh the iframe I am in and that works too). I know iFrames are tricky and I really don't want to mess with them. I would rather have my employees have to endure another 1 1/2 seconds to have it working right.
Could someone help me with a script that reloads the page ONCE when the page is fully loaded? I have been able to get it to refresh, but it keeps refreshing. I am working with onclick query string values so I am not too sure if appending the URL once loaded would work either.
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I am using iframes for a navigation bar from the HowTo article posted Here. The pages inside this tabbed navigation share the same authentication. I have login re directions with their own authentications as well.
When I am redirected to the page with the iframes, I still need to log in to the other datapages on the tabs. From there, I can either log in again or refresh the entire page myself (or, really, I can just refresh the iframe I am in and that works too). I know iFrames are tricky and I really don't want to mess with them. I would rather have my employees have to endure another 1 1/2 seconds to have it working right.
Could someone help me with a script that reloads the page ONCE when the page is fully loaded? I have been able to get it to refresh, but it keeps refreshing. I am working with onclick query string values so I am not too sure if appending the URL once loaded would work either.
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