Your DOM updates won't be sticky, but "to reload the page" you can window.location.reload().
Of course, you seem to be headed in a cleaner direction: just changing the text elements in the DOM directly instead of reloading the page. On Sep 27, 11:23 am, Danjojo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Is it possible to reload the page right after I set the cookie? > Cause I have to update all of the text in a different language.. > > // Flag image change on menu select, set the cookie with the spoken > language choice > // and reload the page in that language > > $("#languages").bind('change', function() { > var country = $(this).val(); > if(country) { > // This next line uses chainable methods starting at the > second .attr > $('#countryFlag').attr("src", "images/" + country + > ".gif").attr("alt", country + " Flag"); > $.cookie('language', country, {expires: 7}); // set cookie > } > > }); > > A reload might be pointless though.. since I want to use Xpath plugin > to replace all the text into another language, that can all take place > on the page with the DOM replace? > > Thank you.