an easy way to make sure that visitors see the correct page
To reload the current page or frame.
To reload. An action that requests the most recent version of the file.
(Sometimes designated as "Reload") To update an open window by reloading it. For example, most Web browsers include a "Refresh" or "Reload" button that updates the currently displayed Web pages.
Button on web browsers overriding cache memory so webpages/images will re-load.
The process of regularly updating the images on a screen by scanning each pixel with a picture beam to make sure the image is still visible. The image on the screen is visible because tiny dots of phosphor shine. The glow from the phosphor only a few tenths of a second, so the dots have to be hit by an electron picture beam to get them to glow again. This process is repeated 60 to 70 times per second
A function of a web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape) that contacts the server for updated information. When using Oncourse, you may want to refresh your browser periodically to make sure you have the most up-to-date information in a worksite. Oncourse also automatically refreshes your view periodically.
Refresh also known as Reload in some browsers updates the current window with the latest data or information. In Internet Explorer pressing F5 is the shortcut key for refreshing a page.
To load a page from the Internet again in case it has changed or if it didn't work correctly
To reload the same web page.
This is a button normally found on the tool bar at the top of the Web page and is used to refresh the page if it has not loaded correctly or is taking a long time to load.
Refreshing updates the display (Agenda/In-tray) to include any new Entries that have been created since the last refresh. Displays are refreshed every 90 minutes in the Mac desktop client and every 30 minutes for Windows (this is configurable from Options - Agenda - Notification tab) and can be done manually anytime by going to View - Refresh All.
The browser action that ensures a visitor has the most current version of the Web page. Each time you publish your site, you need to refresh/reload the page.
A meta tag that will let you either periodically refresh the current page or switch to another page. It is formatted like this: meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="10; URL=http://www.walthowe.com/" The above meta tag will switch to the URL after 10 seconds. Change the number to change the time delay, or delete it to make the change immediate. Delete the URL to make the refresh occur in the current page.
The process for updating the data warehouse database objects with new data. The refresh process occurs after initial load on a scheduled basis and is monitored via warehouse management procedures.
Refreshing a warehouse consists in propagating updates on source data to correspondingly update the base data and derived data stored in the warehouse. Two sets of issues to consider; when to refresh and how to refresh. Refresh policy is set by warehouse administrator, depends on user needs and traffic and may be different for different sources.
(also Reload) A feature in Web browsers that lets you load Web pages again to see if the content has been updated or changed.
A button on most web browsers that, when clicked, allows the user to update the currently displayed web page.
To update displayed information with current data. See also: refresh rate
To reload the same webpage.