The only way to get a browser to replace a currently loaded page is via
javascript.
Research the innerHTML property and/or the DOM. Using javascript you
can replace entire sections of a page without a complete reload. You
can also reload a page completely to "replace" it.
Scott Dallas wrote:
I'm not sure how to ask this question, so forgive me if I am less than
succinct.
I am producing a page, then my program does some work, then I need to
replace the page. The way my current code is working, its just adding
the new html to the end of the current document. How do I replace the
page rather than adding to it?
Any help appreciated.
Scott Dallas
Science, like nature, must also be tamed,
with a view towards it's preservation.
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