Jsp page not refereshing in IE 6.0

can you give me any suggestion on following issue
I have (first.jsp)jsp in following way
+1234
when i click on +
it shows like this(the records are coming from second.jsp by using azax))
-1234
record1
record2
here second,third jsp conatins same thing except third.jsp contains some buttons
and when you click on 1234 in next window(third.jsp) it will show
record1
record2
button accept
when i click on accept button i am loadng first.jsp
at the time of loading I have to refresh second,third.jsp
presently I am refreshing third.jsp it is working fine
but i was unable to refresh second.jsp
this application running fine in Mozila(both(second.third.jsp pages are refreshing)
In Ie that first.jsp is not refreshing(oonly third.jsp is refreshing)
I am using following function on body onload()
if (window.opener && !window.opener.closed) {
window.opener.location.reload();
it is not working in second.jsp

Hi,
Which IDE are you using: NetBeans 6.0, or JSE 8.1?
Regards,
-Brad Mayer

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