Forum Moderators: open
true, then the browser is supposed to do a complete refresh - A new server request. I assume you don't want that. If you put in no argument, then the browser will reload the content from the cache, unless the browser is set to always refresh from source. This is more the behaviour you need.
To be honest, I'm not sure whether putting in an explicit false as an argument has any different effect from having no argument. I'm hoping that it will make the browser always refresh from cache, whatever it's default setting, but it's only a hope. There's certainly no harm in trying.
Can't think why it's not working in FF. 'false' can't mean 'don't reload', else that'll be a command saying:
reloadTheContent('ignoreThisCommand')
..which would be a little pointless.
Interesting so my final working idea refreshes the cache and yours refreshes from the server?
This is only being implemented if the user resizes their window as objects are dynamically rendered in width and height based upon the browser's dimensions so as far as this specific script goes I just need it to refresh to any extent.
However I must say it is VERY good to know that there are two very seperate and clear ways of refreshing the browser!