i have been developing a script (on my win '98 OS) designed to read the data from a form and append it to a text file to serve as the basis for a simple chat program. All is well here.

i have the HTML page set to display 3 frames:
1) The form (of course).
2) The display.
3) A navigational element.

Problem: How can i get the display frame to refresh when the form is submitted from the other frame? Using meta tags works, but is a rather clumsy approach. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.

Problem 1a: Is there also a way to make sure the frame is refreshed for *each* user every time an entry is added to the text file?

Thanks and God bless.
-'i'nitiate

Originally posted as a Categorized Question.

In reply to Refreshing a frame with script called from different frame by CGInitiate

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