Hi:
May be you can try javascript:
function goto($where,$string)
{
?
script
alert(\?=$string;?\);
location.href=\?=$where?\;
/script
? exit;
}
if(true)
{
goto(\http://www.yam.com\,\thank you!\);
}
To save you the search :
How to use META REFRESH to auto refresh an html page after x seconds.
http://examples.weberdev.com/get_example.php3?count=124
Sincerely
berber
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-Original Message-
From: Bobby
PUT THE CODE BELOW INTO HEAD TAG OF ANY PAGE TO
REDIRECT IT:-
script language='JavaScript'
setTimeout(location.href='http://www.your-page.com/index.php',
200);
/script
Change the number 200 to anything you want.
The following sample is what I use it for:
http://www.eastlothian.org/03eloG.php
Should have been:
http://www.eastlothian.org/03eloG.html
not .php page which was the page it redirected to.
Just have a look at source code of above page as this
list message has removed a tag.
Chris
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Quoting myphp [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
PUT THE CODE BELOW INTO HEAD TAG OF ANY PAGE TO
--- Daniel Guerrier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there any to redirect in php with using header()
and without the use of javascript?
Yes:
header('Location: http://www.php.net/');
If we are meant to answer your subject and not your message, then use a meta
HTML tag.
Chris
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PHP General
On Monday 22 July 2002 10:35, Chris Earle wrote:
Which versions of IE is somebody claiming can't handle a Location:
header?
And it's not version 4 (I'm assuming not 5(.5) either)
When you say version 4, which version 4 do you mean? Ditto for version 5. With
so many patches and 'upgrades'
If this isn't in the PHP FAQ (I couldn't find it), it definitely should
be,
because somebody asks this question at the very least once a week on this
list.
Very useful feature, i think :) and better to add it to the manual III.
Features section
(with file apploading, image functions etc)
* Roko Roic [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Dec 07. 2001 03:26]:
I don't like header('Location: page.php'); so I use a HTTP request class to
call another script/page. This does fork another httpd, but that's life :)
Just out of curiosity, what's wrong with header('Location ... ');?
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-Brian Clark
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* Roko Roic [EMAIL PROTECTED] [Dec 07. 2001 03:26]:
I don't like header('Location: page.php'); so I use a HTTP request class
to
call another script/page. This does fork
RFC 2616 is your friend
14.30 Location The Location response-header field is used to redirect the
recipient to a location other than the Request-URI for completion of the
request or identification of a new resource. For 201 (Created) responses,
the Location is that of the new resource
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