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Redirect to new web site
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Here, use this:
The var rate tells you after how long does the redirect take effect...
Hope this helps... I have not failed; I merely found 100,000 different ways of not succeding...
Code:
<body>
<script language="Javascript">
<!--
var newURL = "[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.homtmail.com"[/URL]
var rate = 6000
function autosend() {
location = newURL
}
setTimeout("autosend()", rate);
//-->
</script>
<h3><font color=#bda94c"><p align=left>I have moved, if you are not re-directed after a few seconds please click <a href="[URL unfurl="true"]http://www.hotmail.com">here</a>...[/URL]
</p></font color></h3>
</BODY>Hope this helps... I have not failed; I merely found 100,000 different ways of not succeding...
What if the user has javascript switched off?
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="x;URL=http://www.yourdomain.com">
x is the number of seconds
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<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="x;URL=http://www.yourdomain.com">
x is the number of seconds
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Formulaone
Programmer
Yep,
and if you dont want to do it in code, there is a tool in dreamweaver that will do it for you!
In design view do the following
click on View> Head Content.
A new tool bar will appearm with some icons on it, the last icon that looks like an arrow, click on that. (the refresh button)
a pop up box pops up asking for where you want to redirect the page too, and how long you want to wait in seconds before forwarding. Simple.
If you get stuck, goto help and type refresh into the search box!!
Hope that helps
and if you dont want to do it in code, there is a tool in dreamweaver that will do it for you!
In design view do the following
click on View> Head Content.
A new tool bar will appearm with some icons on it, the last icon that looks like an arrow, click on that. (the refresh button)
a pop up box pops up asking for where you want to redirect the page too, and how long you want to wait in seconds before forwarding. Simple.
If you get stuck, goto help and type refresh into the search box!!
Hope that helps
Bazza,
Formulaone's instructions are not quite right.
View, Head Contents, just switches the head tags icons on and off so you can adjust them. You need to INSERT.
Go to Insert, Head Tags, Refresh
and fill in the URL, number of seconds, etc. If you set the number of seconds to zero then your visitors will not get to see annoying "you are being redirected" page - they'll be immediately and automatically sent to your new URL.
Well, I think they're annoying. ;-)
Formulaone's instructions are not quite right.
View, Head Contents, just switches the head tags icons on and off so you can adjust them. You need to INSERT.
Go to Insert, Head Tags, Refresh
and fill in the URL, number of seconds, etc. If you set the number of seconds to zero then your visitors will not get to see annoying "you are being redirected" page - they'll be immediately and automatically sent to your new URL.
Well, I think they're annoying. ;-)
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