This really means that you have some other problem, most likely one that can be resolved without a refresh, and one, that if it can be solved some other way, should.
However, you can do:
HTML Code:
<body onload="if(!/reloaded/.test(window.location.serach)){window.location.replace(window.location.href+'?reloaded=1');}">
This will do a one time refresh. But not if the page is later navigated to using the back button.
Further, a javascript refresh often doesn't work like a human initiated refresh, as far as the characteristics of the page go, though sometimes it does. This is the main reason why it is best to find and correct the cause of the problem, rather than try to kludge through it with a resource wasting refresh.
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