Ralph Shumaker wrote:
When one visits a page that has moved, sometimes a message appears
telling of the move and automatically reroutes you there. (Usually, a
link is provided just in case the automatic isn't.)
If I wanted to create an automatic forward, how is that done?
3 ways :
o <meta> in the document that automatically redirects
o <script> that uses the window.location() to redirect
o web server responding with a Location: header
I personally prefer (3) as it's MUCH cleaner.
But then I run my own webserver and can tell it to do the redirections
if you are hosted, you prolly don't have that sort of access
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