To reload a page using JavaScript, you can use the location.reload() method. This method reloads the current URL, which means that any changes made to the page will be lost.
To reload the page, simply call the location.reload() method:
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location.reload();
You can also add a parameter to the method to force a reload from the server and ignore the browser cache:
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location.reload(true);
This will reload the page from the server, bypassing the cache. Note that this may cause slower page load times, as the server will need to send all of the page resources again.
You can call the location.reload() method in response to a user action, such as clicking a button:
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<button onclick="location.reload()">Reload Page</button>
When the user clicks the button, the page will be reloaded.