How to emulate F5 (Refresh) for the currently editeddocument?

[harpo_]

Hi, I have a custom object which makes something like this (in the
insertObject() function): - checks if a comment like <!--blah(.*)? --> exists
in the source - if no, inserts a comment like <!--blah1 --> at the end of
the file, and saves the document. -if yes, returns a message that a comment
already exists and makes nothing more But if the Code View is currently
focused, this works only the first time. If I insert the comment and then call
the function again, it can't find the previously inserted comment, so it
inserts it once more. The problem does not appear in Design view, if I click
Design and then back Code View, or if I stay in Code view and hit F5 before the
second attempt. But if I stay in Code view and call the function again without
a refresh, it does not behave correctly. So I need to emulate a 'refresh', but
have no idea how. Tried releaseDocument, but there is no difference. Thanks

[danilocelic *TMM*]

harpo_ wrote:

> So I need to emulate a 'refresh', but have no idea how.

Maybe try:

dom.synchronizeDocument();


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[harpo_]

simple, isn't it?
:)
Thanks a lot Danilo! Now everything works fine.

[harpo_]

well I was a bit too quick :) dom.synchronizeDocument() does not help in
code-only view (as it syncs code <--> design views). So I did it like this:
theDOM = dw.getDocumentDOM('document'); domView=theDOM.getView();
if(domView=='code'){theDOM.setView('split')}; theDOM.synchronizeDocument(); //
do stuff here if(domView != theDOM.getView()){theDOM.setView(domView)};
//restore old view