Where the html goes, the header gets stripped out automatically, as well
as meta lines.
It's on craigs list. Redirection is not a huge deal. Craigs list says
that the ad will expire in 7 days, yet it usually doesn't disappear
until day 8 or 9. Occasionally, it complains if the ad you submit seems
to be identical to another. And I know that sometimes people will
bookmark a page. I just wanted to submit the same page 7 days later,
and change the old page and make it auto redirect.
It's not a big deal. I just change the old page and put a link to the
new page. And that's only for people going to the old page from a
bookmark or whatever. The old page will only be active for a day or two
longer anyway.
Andreas S wrote:
Can you run a php script?
header('Location: http://www.example.com/');
will do an immediate redirect.
http://www.php.net/header
it is the third bit of code down. If header is used, it must be the
first code in your page.
-Andreas
On Jan 10, 2007, at 10:38, Ralph Shumaker wrote:
Thanks to all who replied. The page explaining how to do it in
javascript was very informative (thanks Andreas). And it's nice to
know that there are two other ways to do it (thanks Michael, though I
don't have the access you do). And (thanks Brenden) for providing an
example of meta. Unfortunately, javascript is not an option and the
meta tag gets stripped out.
It's not that big a deal. Just an idea. Thanks again.
Ralph Shumaker wrote:
When one visits a page that has moved, sometimes a message appears
telling of the move and automatically reroutes you there. (Usually,
a link is provided just in case the automatic isn't.)
If I wanted to create an automatic forward, how is that done?
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