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- How to reload a page using JavaScript - Stack Overflow
How can I reload the page using JavaScript? I need a method that works in all browsers
- Button that refreshes the page on click - Stack Overflow
13 I noticed that all the answers here use inline onClick handlers It's generally recommended to keep HTML and Javascript separate Here's an answer that adds a click event listener directly to the button When it's clicked, it calls location reload which causes the page to reload with the current URL
- How to perform a Hard Refresh in Edge? - Super User
Every time old versions of those files are being loaded I just want to do a hard refresh and reload everything in Edge - what am I missing to achieve this? This problem doesn't happen in Chrome or Firefox (both show the latest content) I basically want a solution like this, but for Edge instead of Internet Explorer
- reload - JavaScript hard refresh of current page - Stack Overflow
How can I force the web browser to do a hard refresh of the page via JavaScript? Hard refresh means getting a fresh copy of the page AND refresh all the external resources (images, JavaScript, CSS,
- Check if page gets reloaded or refreshed in JavaScript
Learn how to check if a webpage gets reloaded or refreshed using JavaScript
- html - Link to reload current page - Stack Overflow
Is it possible to have a normal link pointing to the current location? I have currently found 2 solutions, but one of them includes JavaScript and in the other you have to know the absolute path t
- Is there any way to get Visual Studio to reload all projects when the . . .
It would then reload the whole solution There must, however, be ways to do this programmatically, since I remember CMake solutions asking me whether I wanted to reload the whole solution after individual projects were re-generated CMake is Open Source, so if you're really desperate, you might want to look into it
- Force IntelliJ IDEA to reread all maven dependencies
Open the "Maven Projects" tab window and clicking the "Reimport All Maven Projects" in the upper left corner starts to reload all dependencies from their repositories
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