S
Svercek
I would like to make sure anyone opening a page is seeing the most recent
image from the web server. I have tried the ? at the end of the image src=,
doesn't seem to do anything. I tried a META tag and it refreshes the entire
page to just the image.
Here is my current html statement:
<IMG alt='Go to http://www.jcstechnologies.com for the latest news in
conference tools'
src='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg'>
Here is what I tried
<IMG alt='Go to http://www.jcstechnologies.com for the latest news in
conference tools'
src='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg'?>
<META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH
CONTENT=0;URL='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg' %\>
Is there a way to do this?
image from the web server. I have tried the ? at the end of the image src=,
doesn't seem to do anything. I tried a META tag and it refreshes the entire
page to just the image.
Here is my current html statement:
<IMG alt='Go to http://www.jcstechnologies.com for the latest news in
conference tools'
src='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg'>
Here is what I tried
<IMG alt='Go to http://www.jcstechnologies.com for the latest news in
conference tools'
src='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg'?>
<META HTTP-EQUIV=REFRESH
CONTENT=0;URL='http://67.79.147.99/jcstechnologies/index_files/ActiveMessage.jpg' %\>
Is there a way to do this?