Chris Devers wrote:
What have you tried so far?
I've tried two approaches so far.
1) An ftp://.... Link but that reqired a user ID and password. Nix to
that !
2) <meta http-equiv=refresh content="3; url=xxxx.zip> in the header
section of the web page which I obtained from....
http://www.dtp-aus.com/dwnloads.htm.
This did not work as advertised. This web page also suggested using a
CGI script which is called in place of the actual file name (the link is
changed) and having the script "organize" the "redirected" URL (not sure
what this means). But I haven't tried this yet. I'm not quite sure what
the CGI script would have to do... Probably ought to investigate this
some more.
I will look around for some javascripts as you suggested. I'm currently
using Mozilla 5.0 suite, I suppose Firefox amounts to the same thing as
far as this topic goes.
I would have thought this feature would have certainly been worked out
by this time....
Thanks for the response
Tony Frasketi
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