Ade

Hi, I posted a answer to a problem earlier which was.....

<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="5, URL=http://www.whatever.com">

But my question is, how do you make the browser refresh to another page?

I have put in different pages but it still only reopens its self.

Is there a different command than "refresh" that could be used??




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Ooble

Don't put the comma in - see if that helps. Or you could just use PHP with the include() function.

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Ade

that comma should actually be semi-colon ;

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kurifu

Ditto on the comma bit, perhaps that is what is causing your problem. IT SHOULD work though... you might also consider a java script to do the same thing... something like timeout( ) is the command you want.

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Ooble

Not everyone has JavaScript enabled though. If you do use it, make sure users have an alternative way of going where you want them to go.

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Ade

*SOLVED*


<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="5;URL=http://www.whatever.com">

That's how it should look. :-)

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