> Hmm - not important - Just curious -
>
> Im basically wanting a 'login' page & logout page - Im almost finished
> with it, & have a query re the above two commands... (One is PHP, &
> one is HTML)
>
> - Basically, I want to set the cookies etc.. - wait 3 seconds with a
> small text, for the person to read, - & then refresh to the next
> section/page...
>
> Ive looked on the http://nz.php.net/header section, however the
> command to go to a different "location" doesnt seem to have a 'pause'
> section..
>
> IE - wait 3, 5, 10 etc etc seconds - & then refresh - The 'location'
> command is instantaneous...
>
> is this correct ?
>
> If I "needed" a pause section, - I'll have to use the META REFRESH
> command (which I understand - is NOT 100% supported by all
> browsers.... ??
>
> (The PHP 'header' command is 100% effective - right)....- not affected
> by the browser type (I know that part :) )
>
> I'll use the instantaneous PHP 'header' command for now - Just curious
> if the above thinking is correct...
>
>
>
Is this what you are looking for (uses PHP/HTML/_javascript_):
http://www.virtual-consultancy.net
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>Virtual Consultancy Home Page</TITLE>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=_javascript_ TYPE="TEXT/_javascript_">
<!-- Hide script from old browsers
url="" href="http://www.v-consult.co.uk">http://www.v-consult.co.uk"
function redirect() {
window.location=url
}
// End hiding script -->
</SCRIPT>
</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR=WHITE > <A HREF="" href="http://www.v-consult.co.uk">http://www.v-consult.co.uk">Temporary Home for Virtual
Consultancy</A>
<P>You should be automatically re-directed in three seconds</P>
</BODY>
</HTML>
Please don't criticise the HTML - I wrote (or borrowed it?) years ago!
Regards, Martin
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