Added URL To Refresh Page?

iBlessing 09

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Hi, is there a way to add something to my url to automatically refresh the page every 20 seconds or so, I know " example.com/&refresh=30s " used to work but it doesn't seem to anymore, any other ways?

 

jimbobo2779

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• #2

no...





Unless you add some code to take that GET variable and do something with it. If you have PHP support you could add the code

Code:

<?php
if (isset($_GET['refresh'])){
    $refresh = $_GET['refresh'];
    $URL = "PUT YOUR URL IN HERE";
    header('Location: '.$URL);
}
?>

 

iBlessing 09

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I need it as a normal url because it's on a website that has people automtically views each others youtube videos but if i put my url with the refresh it will keep doing my video because its done automatically so people do it away from keyboard or just don't check on it.

I don't know if it will work but its worth a shot.

 

zZeus

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No, why not just make it refresh in a html code..?

 

iBlessing 09

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zZeus said:

No, why not just make it refresh in a html code..?

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go onto viewtubetrain dot com to see what i mean

 

zZeus

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Yeah on there website, it refreshes after a certain time...and thats in the code on the webpage. Not in the URL.

 

iBlessing 09

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I know, but if i changed my url to youtube.com/&refresh=20 then 10 seconds before my video finishes it would refresh the page and i would get another view, the people watching the videos wont release because there afk and ill get alot of views from alot of people.

 

yoyas

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What about a cronjob? You can set it from your cpanel if you have access to it. The command is something like:

Code:

/usr/bin/wget http://mywebpage.com/index.php >/dev/null

Then you can select how many times you want to refresh it.

 

iBlessing 09

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yoyas said:

What about a cronjob? You can set it from your cpanel if you have access to it. The command is something like:

Code:

/usr/bin/wget http://mywebpage.com/index.php >/dev/null

Then you can select how many times you want to refresh it.

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no, wouldn't work