Refreshing FileVistaControl

Hi, I have a FileVistaControl that I am using to show a folder than I am uploading into. Once I upload, I would like to refresh the control to show to the user that their files have been saved. Any way to do that?

Thanks

I found an answer in this response http://www.gleamtech.com/support/forums/4078/how-to-refresh-filevistacontrol

But I do not need to refresh the whole document, just the FileVistaControl. Is this possible?

Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi,
Actually this command does not refresh the whole document. It's a function of FileVistaControl for refreshing the contents of the currently displayed folder:

executeCommand("Refresh");

This JS function should be called in the scope of the control, ie. in the page scope where the control is added.

Hi Cem thanks for your time. So in my page I have a FileVistaControl like so:

        <GleamTech:FileVistaControl ID="FileVistaControl" runat="server" 
                                Style="width: 800px; height: 450px" 
                                LicenseKey="XXX"
                                Debug="false"
                                Fullscreen="false"
                                UploadMethod="Browser">
            <RootFolders>
                <GleamTech:FileVistaRootFolder Name="Repository Root" 
                                               Path="C:\Repository"
                                               Permissions="Full" />
            </RootFolders>
        </GleamTech:FileVistaControl>

As well as a link

<a id="refresh" href="javascript:executeCommand("Refresh");" >Refresh</a>

On the same page, that should work? It is not working, where is this JS method located? I do not see it anywhere in my solution. Please help!

Still stuck! Tried jQuery just for fun but didn't work any better :(

function refreshFVC() {
    $('#FileVistaControl').executeCommand("Refresh");
}

I'm still having trouble with this issue. I wish there was more support for this product, I am trying to sell a solution to my coworkers that utilizes the FileVistaControl but I have serious doubts about the ability to solve issues that come up if a simple question like this takes two weeks (I started this thread on the 12!) for an explanation and example to solve my issue.

-Rick

Rick,
Sorry but I already answered your question. Actually the problem is your syntax and not the command. You say you put a link like this:

<a id="refresh" href="javascript:executeCommand("Refresh");" >Refresh</a>

You know when you place javascript code within HTML attributes, you should convert double quotes to single quotes:

<a id="refresh" href="javascript:executeCommand('Refresh');" >Refresh</a>