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RE: Controlling the browser when a web document is refreshed
~Tate Quetgerobergakoi 22.Dec.03 11:26 PM a Web browser
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What you'll probably want to do in this case is to set a cookie at the point just before the document is reloaded. When it opens, it then looks for the value of the cookie (your anchor tag point or field reference, or, well, whatever) and loads to that point. You'd then kill the cookie to reset it for the next instance.




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