Hi Alessandro: >t> I'd like to launch another URL from a CGI script. >t> I could have the CGI program write a META tag like: >t> <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="x; URL=http://foo.bar/blatz.r"> >t> Is there a better way to do this using rebol-specific >t> features. > >You mean you start a CGI script from a web page (say, sending a form or clicking on a link) and the script sends your browser to another page? >You can do that with redirection, a standard practice for CGI. I don't have access to my documentation, but it amounts to add a simple string in the header. Nothing rebolous. > <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="x; URL=http://foo.bar/blatz.r"> Is one way to do it, that's probably what you're referring to, if not, and you come across any other approach, I would consider it a favor if you sent it to me. Also, I have found that the rebol print command: print "Location: http://www.rebol.com^/" will do the same. Thank you! :)-Tim
