This is really I guess a non-PHP question, so please excuse...
What is the most reliable, browser-safe way to redirect the browser from a
default index.html to, say, index.php? The I'm doing it now is with the
following javascript:
script type=text/javascript language=Javascript
You might try META tags. Put this in the head section of your index.html file:
meta http-equiv=refresh content=0; url=index.php
If the user has JavaScript disabled, you're probably best off using a link
and letting the user click through.
You may also be able to adjust your Apache
Before any of your HTML code, put in:
header('Location: index.php');
If anything has been sent to the browser yet (through echo/print/etc, or
through code outside of the ?php ? tags), though, you will get an error.
Mike
René Fournier wrote:
This is really I guess a non-PHP question, so
René Fournier wrote:
And it works, but I wanted to know if any of you are using a better [more
compatible] way of redirecting the browser (say, if it doesn't have
JavaScript (!?)).
If you're using Apache, add 'index.php' to the DirectoryIndex option in
httpd.conf. Then you can remove
On Friday 26 October 2001 10:25, you wrote:
What is the most reliable, browser-safe way to redirect the browser from a
default index.html to, say, index.php? The I'm doing it now is with the
following javascript:
The most reliable, browser-safe, non-PHP way to redirect mail is to do it
Right. My bad.
Heh, I have an excuse.. it's before noon here ;)
Definitely go with the meta approach, then:
Example:
html
head
meta http-equiv=refresh content=0; url=index.php /
/head
body
a href=index.phpClick here to enter the site/a
/body
/html
Mike
this wouldn't work from an
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