Hi.
Could you please make the webpage update every 5 minutes by itself?
Luxury, I know, but I don't think it takes much effort.
Cheers
Soeren.
Could you please make the webpage update every 5 minutes by itself?
Luxury, I know, but I don't think it takes much effort.
Cheers
Soeren.
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Aug 09 2010 at 14:58
Are you referring to your portfolio pages?
Refreshing every page in general...
Like when Tour de France is being held, the Danish TV-channel TV2, has made the webpage refresh itself every 10 seconds.
Extra traffic i guess, that's why 5 minutes may be easier to handle.
Tabs: Home, Portfolio, Strategies, Systems, Community and reviews.
Luxury :)
Cheers
Soeren
Like when Tour de France is being held, the Danish TV-channel TV2, has made the webpage refresh itself every 10 seconds.
Extra traffic i guess, that's why 5 minutes may be easier to handle.
Tabs: Home, Portfolio, Strategies, Systems, Community and reviews.
Luxury :)
Cheers
Soeren
Always get cashback -
Aug 09 2010 at 18:58
not EVERY page. It would be annoying if some pages, like the search pages, or the basic info/help pages kept refreshing all the time.
Every 5 minutes is all the time?
Lets say every 10 or 15 minutes then.
Cheers
Soeren
Lets say every 10 or 15 minutes then.
Cheers
Soeren
Always get cashback -
Aug 09 2010 at 20:48
You can use Opera as a browser where just set it to do that for you. Best browser in the world!!
Aug 09 2010 at 21:48
I'd like to see a checkbox 'Reload every...' some where at the top of this site's pages. This way the user can enable auto reloading the actual page for new stats, community entries, news, etc
In Firefox and Google Chrome I'm using the auto reload plugins, but hey seem a bit buggy and they end up eating a big of my RAM. A simple javascript auto reload thingy may solve it.
Of course you would get an increase data traffic and banner reloads, which is something I don't know if could become an issue for Myfxbook.
In Firefox and Google Chrome I'm using the auto reload plugins, but hey seem a bit buggy and they end up eating a big of my RAM. A simple javascript auto reload thingy may solve it.
Of course you would get an increase data traffic and banner reloads, which is something I don't know if could become an issue for Myfxbook.
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