Dear All,
I have designed an HTML page and I am able to monitor data from the HTTP server but data is updating after pressing reload page button on a browser.
Is there any way to update the data after a few seconds automatically.
HttpServer User Defined Page Data Refresh
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Re: HttpServer User Defined Page Data Refresh
you can add
to your HTML do refresh the page every 5 seconds.
If you using 3.16 you can use oaJsApi.js and do a dpconnect.
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<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5">
If you using 3.16 you can use oaJsApi.js and do a dpconnect.
Re: HttpServer User Defined Page Data Refresh
Hai Mr. Kilianvp
Thank you for your replay, I have tried with that but data is not updating just page is refreshing for every 5 sec as you sed and I am using V3.15
Please give me any other solution.
Thank you for your replay, I have tried with that but data is not updating just page is refreshing for every 5 sec as you sed and I am using V3.15
Please give me any other solution.
Re: HttpServer User Defined Page Data Refresh
Dear all,
Please give me any solution to refresh data automatically from the HTTP server, I have checked in the help file of WinCC OA but I have not found any detailed information related to auto-refreshing data from the HTTP server.
I have tried with <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5"> this but data is not updating, only page is refreshing for every 5 seconds, please tell me where I am doing wrong.
Please give me any solution to refresh data automatically from the HTTP server, I have checked in the help file of WinCC OA but I have not found any detailed information related to auto-refreshing data from the HTTP server.
I have tried with <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="5"> this but data is not updating, only page is refreshing for every 5 seconds, please tell me where I am doing wrong.
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Re: HttpServer User Defined Page Data Refresh
If the page is refreshing every 5 seconds, then the refresh option works.
With such little information it is difficult to guess what the problem is, so I guess you have to share more information (like your user defined page) to get a solution to your issue.
Perhaps the browser caches the page. Have you added some option to prevent that?
With such little information it is difficult to guess what the problem is, so I guess you have to share more information (like your user defined page) to get a solution to your issue.
Perhaps the browser caches the page. Have you added some option to prevent that?