Auto Refresh Single HTML Block

Is it possible to create a HTML block on a page and have ti auto refresh the content of it only?

I have tried to use <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="10"> but this cause the entire page to reload..

 

EDIT: Figured it out..  i put the refresh meta info on a separate html page I made, then inserted the iframe with THAT page in the HTML block now it only refreshes that block.

 

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

Try this in that HTML block:

 

<script type="text/javascript">
var auto_refresh = setInterval(
function ()
{
$('#Div_Id_Here').load('SomeFile.html').fadeIn("slow");
}, 5000); // refreshes the div every 5000 milliseconds
</script>

<div id="Div_Id_Here"> </div>

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

Thank you HL, would that fade this block on the right of this page (music page, turn speakers down)

http://www.duvallocals.info/page/djjax

in and out instead of the quick refresh i see? I'm using to refresh the song info, I would like a smoother change..

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

 

Try this in that HTML block:

 

<script type="text/javascript">
var auto_refresh = setInterval(
function ()
{
$('#Div_Id_Here').load('SomeFile.html').fadeIn("slow");
}, 5000); // refreshes the div every 5000 milliseconds
</script>

<div id="Div_Id_Here"> </div>

thanks but that would not work for    i.e. www.mysite.com:8000

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

It's best for loading php files.  Not sure what you got going on there.

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

EDIT, sorry

trying to make this type of page refresh.

http://www.duvallocals.info:8005/

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

 

EDIT, sorry

trying to make this type of page refresh.

http://www.duvallocals.info:8005/

You can periodically refresh an iframe on a page like this, and transition effects should be minimized .  Use this on that page you got with the meta refresh

<html>
<body>
<script type=text/javascript>
function refresh()
{
document.all.iframe1.src = document.all.iframe1.src;
}
window.setInterval("refresh()",10000);
</script>

<iframe name='iframe1' src='http://www.duvallocals.info:8005/'frameborder='0' height='1000' scrolling='no' width='100%'></iframe>
</body>
</html>

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

That's exactly what i needed!

Thanks.

Now I can actually see the entire page too!

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

OK HL,

after changing that block out I thought it was working until I cleared the cache..

I had to revert back to old way, thanks for that code though, I will work with it some more today

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011

I didn't say to put the code in a HTML block on your Dolphin site.  Is that what you did?

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Quote · 3 Feb 2011
 
 
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