| refresh() method in Browser control [message #24443] |
Tue, 15 May 2007 09:25  |
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Hello, Is it planned to add "refresh()" method to Browser Control ? When ?
I'm using Browser control to see generated pdf's I would like to refresh
pdf content when data is changed, now I'm using a workarround:
browser.setUrl(pdfUrl + "&random=" + Math.random());
But I think that it would be better:
browser.refresh();
Of course It isn't a critical feature (there is workarround) but It
doesn't seem too difficult to implement. Although I suppose that a
reason exists so that it is still not implemented.
Regards.
Roberto.
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| Re: refresh() method in Browser control [message #24484 is a reply to message #24443] |
Tue, 15 May 2007 09:50  |
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Originally posted by: rherrmann.innoopract.com
Roberto,
yes it's planned to implement the refresh() method. But for two reasons
it's low priority.
- There is a workaround
- From what we know right now, it seems tricky to implement a general
solution.
However, feel free to open a bug report to discuss and track this issue.
Cheers,
Rüdiger
Roberto Sánchez wrote:
> Hello, Is it planned to add "refresh()" method to Browser Control ? When ?
>
> I'm using Browser control to see generated pdf's I would like to refresh
> pdf content when data is changed, now I'm using a workarround:
>
> browser.setUrl(pdfUrl + "&random=" + Math.random());
>
> But I think that it would be better:
>
> browser.refresh();
>
> Of course It isn't a critical feature (there is workarround) but It
> doesn't seem too difficult to implement. Although I suppose that a
> reason exists so that it is still not implemented.
>
> Regards.
> Roberto.
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