Rejuvenating the Page with JavaScript
Reloading a web page may be necessary for various reasons, from refreshing outdated content to resetting forms. JavaScript provides an array of options to accomplish this task seamlessly.
JavaScript 1.2 and Later
The preferred method for modern browsers is to utilize the location.reload() function:
Optionally, you can specify true as a parameter to force cache clearing. However, this non-standard option is not universally supported.
JavaScript 1.1
For older browsers, the following method reloads the page without creating a history entry:
window.location.replace(window.location.pathname window.location.search window.location.hash);
JavaScript 1.0
The following syntax creates a history entry while refreshing the page:
window.location.href = window.location.pathname window.location.search window.location.hash;
Now you possess the knowledge to refresh web pages with ease, whether in contemporary or legacy browsers.
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