How can I redirect a page with HTML? Differences

-Hi Team
+------------------------------------------------------------------


-try this code :
+It is simple to do with HTMl and involves one of the special META tags. Adjust the time (In seconds) and URL to fit your needs:


-<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
- <!--
- window.setTimeout('window.location="http://www.ozoneasylum.com/5257"; ',2000);
- // -->
- </script>
+

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

-this works too.
+The time in which the current page will be displayed is the number immediately following content=". This is the number of seconds in which the page will be displayed. This number should be small, between 3 and 5 seconds. A wait of more than 5 seconds will cause user annoyance.


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+Following the url= is the page in which you want the user to be redirected to. This URL must be an absolute URL. This means that you must include the http:// followed by the domain name, and ultimately the path to the page you are redirecting the user to. It is also important to note that url is not a separate attribute but a substring that is a part of the content attribute.


-It is simple to do with HTMl and involves one of the special META tags. Adjust the time (In seconds) and URL to fit your needs:
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+Relevant FAQs:


-

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

+ How can I redirect a page with PHP?


+ How can I redirect a page with JavaScript?

-The time in which the current page will be displayed is the number immediately following content=". This is the number of seconds in which the page will be displayed. This number should be small, between 3 and 5 seconds. A wait of more than 5 seconds will cause user annoyance.

+ How can I redirect a page using Apache?

-Following the url= is the page in which you want the user to be redirected to. This URL must be an absolute URL. This means that you must include the http:// followed by the domain name, and ultimately the path to the page you are redirecting the user to. It is also important to note that url is not a separate attribute but a substring that is a part of the content attribute.

+ How can I redirect a page using ASP?

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-Relevant FAQs:

+(Edited by Tyberius Prime on 06-09-2004 16:41)

- How can I redirect a page with PHP?
+(Edited by bladerunner3 on 09-05-2008 14:41)
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+(Edited by Tyberius Prime on 09-05-2008 15:03)
- How can I redirect a page with JavaScript?
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- How can I redirect a page using Apache?
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- How can I redirect a page using ASP?
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-(Edited by Tyberius Prime on 06-09-2004 16:41)
-(Edited by bladerunner3 on 09-05-2008 14:41)