This is probably really simple but I didn't know to put it into words to find the information I needed in a search engine. <br />
Basically I have both a .com and .net url for the same site, and I want the .net one to automatically send to the .com site. What code would I need to input into the .net html? Thanks.<!--content-->Try this:<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.a1javascripts.com/redirection_scripts/siteredirect/siteredirect.html">http://www.a1javascripts.com/redirectio ... irect.html</a><!-- m --><!--content-->could you not just use this?<br />
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<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="10; URL=http://www.htmlhelp.com/"><br />
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in this instance, "10" is the number of seconds, which you are probably going to want to set low, and URL= should have your .com name after it.<!--content-->Damnit! Why do I always have to come up with the harder stuff? =:O (Pinhead)<!--content--><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="10; URL=http://www.htmlhelp.com/"><br />
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Don't forget to also provide a clickble link for those few browsers that do not support the meta refresh command.<!--content-->Why not just put a clickable link straight away? You know... waiting is a fuss. I would just rather be able to go there, and click on a link, and go. In about 2 seconds I'm there! Without having to wait the full 10 seconds. I dunno, just a thought.<!--content-->The figure 10 was just an example; you can have any deley you want from 0 upwards, though it is best to have a short delay while you present a message.<!--content-->
Basically I have both a .com and .net url for the same site, and I want the .net one to automatically send to the .com site. What code would I need to input into the .net html? Thanks.<!--content-->Try this:<br />
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<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.a1javascripts.com/redirection_scripts/siteredirect/siteredirect.html">http://www.a1javascripts.com/redirectio ... irect.html</a><!-- m --><!--content-->could you not just use this?<br />
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<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="10; URL=http://www.htmlhelp.com/"><br />
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in this instance, "10" is the number of seconds, which you are probably going to want to set low, and URL= should have your .com name after it.<!--content-->Damnit! Why do I always have to come up with the harder stuff? =:O (Pinhead)<!--content--><meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="10; URL=http://www.htmlhelp.com/"><br />
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Don't forget to also provide a clickble link for those few browsers that do not support the meta refresh command.<!--content-->Why not just put a clickable link straight away? You know... waiting is a fuss. I would just rather be able to go there, and click on a link, and go. In about 2 seconds I'm there! Without having to wait the full 10 seconds. I dunno, just a thought.<!--content-->The figure 10 was just an example; you can have any deley you want from 0 upwards, though it is best to have a short delay while you present a message.<!--content-->