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04-02-09, 05:03 PM
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Team,
I'm a s/w engineer working for a MNC. Recently i faced few issues on the Refresh icon in IE 7.0. Would like to know if there are any difference in functioning between Refresh icon & view->Refresh menu. Though the icon shows a tool tip as 'Refresh(f5)', i faced few differences between these two. Appreciate if someone could take up this & respond immediately. Thanks |
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#2
04-03-09, 01:49 AM
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To my knowledge, there is no difference in the two options.
However, by holding down Ctrl and hitting f5, this does a refresh, a hard refresh, of the page by pulling the content from the server rather than pulling it from your cache. Hope this helps. "Boobalan" wrote: [..] |
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