Hey - this is probably a normal HTML question, but it involves an iframe.

I have a couple iframes on my site that repeat on several pages. They have ads in them. When a visitor hits a second page, how can I force that IFRAME to not show the same thing it did on the previous page? Does a no-cache meta tag take care of that or is there something else I can do? Thanks for the help. I'm tired. I hope this post made a fair amount of sense.

You can use this script for it. it will change the banner everytime you refresh it. see the following thread:

http://www.lissaexplains.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=29224&highlight=image+change

Love,
Mirna

I'm not sure that the script will work for my situation. Rather than a series of images, I'd like to force the reload of an HTML page. I use an ad manager to rotate banners for me (and track them) but I'm afraid that by putting the call for a banner in an IFRAME (that repeats on every page of my site) I am not displaying as many ads as I think I am. Thanks for your help.