Am 05.01.2012 22:56, schrieb Robert:
Hi,
I have written my own update routine that checks my server for a new
version of the script. If so user will be prompted if he wants to
install the new version. If yes, self.location.href =
'http://.../newversion.user.js' is executed. This works so far...
But is there a way to react on Install or Cancel by my script?
E.g. to automatically refresh the page as soon as the script install
was successfull?
Tnx in advance,
Robert
Hi Robert,
I don't think this is possible easily, but I'm not sure. However, even
if it was possible I would not reload the page, because you never know
what was done on the page beforehand. If there's something typed in,
that will be lost. If it was a POST-Query that sent a request to the
server, you mustn't reload a page or otherwise that query will be sent
again, redoing all action (adding a comment, buying items, etc.). I
would recommend to add a statement to your update confirmation prompt
like "After the update, you have to reload the page for the changes to
take effect.". This is much simpler and the user can decide whether he
wants to reload the page immediately or not.
Chris
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