Auto Refresh content page

this may help you. http://geekswithblogs.net/willemf/archive/2005/10/30/58563.aspx

The Javascript Piyush Sardhara provided is clever and it would work, HOWEVER what it's doing would cause the equivalent of someone hitting the refresh button in the browser.  For some pages that's fine.  For other pages it's not. 

Your page's OnLoad( ) function would fire as if it were not a postback.  The selections the user has made in text boxes and drop downs would be gone and the page would be reset.

If you want better control over what happens when the page refreshes, you need to write a custom Refresh( ) method (or whatever you want to call it) for each page.  Then you need to call this method somehow.  You could do it the way I suggested earlier, or you could do it with an Ajax call or some other way.

There is a drag and drop timer control you can put on your page.  You set its properties to say how often if fires.  Then you add an event handler to catch the timer event.  It's easy, no more complicated than handling any other event like a button click.

i read on article regard auto refresh, they mention response.addheader("Refresh","content:2 url:address");
is this correct ? if correct where we have to use this code whether master page or content page ?
Thank you in advance.
Regard
saravanan.s

yes

hi,
Do you know any idea about "Response.Addheader" concept ?

that scripts help to auto refresh page