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The module creates a repeated AJAX callback that checks if there is an updated version of the page that is viewed. If there is one, it offers two options:
1) Show a message to the user so that they can refresh.
2) Force refresh the page.
Out of the box this works for nodes only.
But there is a hook that can be used in custom modules, in order to extend for other pages too (like frontpage, ctools page manager pages, taxonomy term pages, or any other page).
For every page type, there needs to be a well-defined value that will be used for comparison. For nodes it uses the update timestamp (although, this can be overriden). For other types of pages, the developer has to decide how they determine whether there is an updated version.
TODO: Write more instructions on how to use. Also write examples.
Project information
- Project categories: Developer tools
- Created by efpapado on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
