never mind... 'or - i fixed my own problem! i enabled cacheing on both PHP
pages, the page with the image who's source calls the PHP page that creates
the image.
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From: "Karl J. Stubsjoen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PHP Mailing List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 08, 2001 12:52 PM
Subject: [PHP] Tell me if this works
> I'm using the SetTimeOut function of JavaScript to refresh an image every
3
> seconds. The SRC for the image is a PHP page which constructs a valid
image
> with some text added to the image and returns the image to the colling
> Image. This works fine, however the information should be changing every
so
> often for the image. The value to display in the image is a value being
> fetched from a table, that value is changing all the time. The value is
set
> to the first-time-through value and then subsequent request of the image
> remain all the same (the image should be changing and it isn't).
>
> Is this a Javascript issue, browser issue, cache issue???
> I've tested it on a couple of different platforms, with no luck. Here is
my
> JavaScript code:
>
> function GetStat() {
> var Image2
> Image2 = new Image(185,39)
> Image2.src = "GetStat.php"
> document.stat1.src = Image2
> setTimeout('GetStat()',3000)
> status = " "
> }
>
> <img name="stat1" src="images/NumberDisplay.png" border=0>
>
> Thanks for the help!
>
>
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