One note on 302 Redirect vs window.location.
I have found that they work on all major browsers, the differences is
timing
302 redirect is handled server side and placed in the header
window.location is client side and can be called within Javascript
note: on window.location always use full u
I don't rely on "pop-ups" as much as I just "show" a hidden, absolutely
positioned where the alert/dialog/comment will show when needed. And
yes, this may or may not need JS. For example, you can have a "conditional"
(<@IF) on the style="display: none;" else style="display: block;" as needed.
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Subject: Witango-Talk: Redirect question
Folks,
I am building a new taf. When they click on a map it looks up the URL in
the database based on the state code and we want them to then go to a new
page based on the stored link.
If we have no stored link I'll call the same
Folks,
I am building a new taf. When they click on a map it looks up the URL in the
database based on the state code and we want them to then go to a new page
based on the stored link.
If we have no stored link I'll call the same page again and I guess show a pop
up saying nothing there at t