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Topic by: Ace started on  13th Jun 11
Ace Ace
Joined: 2011-06-13
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Using this code a page will redirect to any page you want you can change the url and the seconds below.

<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="5;url=http://www.example.com">

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Ace.
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RE: HTML Redirect A Page Tutorial
Ruko Ruko
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Type: User
Posts: 7

Could be useful when making user-friendly redirections, but I think the PHP redirection is more reliable, just sayin
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RE: HTML Redirect A Page Tutorial
Sefrotox Sefrotox
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PHP may be more reliable as it sends the redirect over in the headers, but most browsers should also know this. Also, this method will allow for the page to load and you can set the time before the redirect occurs.
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