Add this to the head section of the page.
The "5" refers to the delay in seconds before the page redirects to the new one.
Code:<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;url=nameofpage.htm">
Add this to the head section of the page.
The "5" refers to the delay in seconds before the page redirects to the new one.
Code:<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;url=nameofpage.htm">
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Will try that. Thank you!
(If this reply got posted twice, apologies for the repeat.)
Cheers.
I greatly appreciate the tip and especially the jpeg's to help find where to perform this task.
Thank you!
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Thanks!
Can the above be used to auto redirect to another website? I would like to auto direct from an old but still functional website to a new website.
Miko - I should think so. Just include the entire URL.
And there is certainly one way to verify this. Try it.
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