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How to do "Jump" (link?)
My html file is under the name index.html.
I want that if some one goes to this page, it will automatically "jump" to a diferent page, wich is "main.html" , without clicking on any links, lines, buttons, etc. Thanks Joel |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
On 02 Dec 2003 16:38:10 GMT, galsaba@aol.com (Galsaba) wrote:
: My html file is under the name index.html. : I want that if some one goes to this page, it will automatically : "jump" to a diferent page, wich is "main.html" , : without clicking on any links, lines, buttons, etc. Ask your host. I did, when registering my site, and www.elsid.co.za catches www.elsid.co.za/index.html Sid |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
There is an html tag for it, but I forgot...
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Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
Galsaba wrote in message ...
> My html file is under the name index.html. > I want that if some one goes to this page, it will automatically > "jump" to a different page, wich is "main.html" Then why don't you just put the content of 'main.htm' onto the 'index.htm' page and just rejiggle your internal links (if you have any) :~) Steve. |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
Because I want to keep the name i wanted. Also, I wanted to know how to do
it... |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
galsaba@aol.com (Galsaba) wrote in news:20031202113810.01665.00000008@mb-
m18.aol.com: > My html file is under the name index.html. > I want that if some one goes to this page, it will automatically > "jump" to a diferent page, wich is "main.html" , > without clicking on any links, lines, buttons, etc. > > Thanks > > Joel Here is a javascript redirection. Make an index.html file with this in it: <html> <head> <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> window.top.location.href="main.html"; </script> <title>please wait...</title> </head> <body onload="BreakOut();"> Please wait, Redirecting... </body> </html> -- News Updater, No scripts, No Database http://www.xmlssoftware.com/NUpdater |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
Great, and I appreciate it, but there must be html command that do the
same...do u know? |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
galsaba@aol.com (Galsaba) wrote in news:20031202131926.13675.00000026@mb-
m10.aol.com: > Great, and I appreciate it, but there must be html command that do the > same...do u know? Not any HTML that I know of, though you can use a .htaccess file in your directory if the server is running Apache. That will be even better than letting the user first load the wrong file. Put this line in it: DirectoryIndex main.html Don't give the file any extension (.txt or so) but save it exactly with the name ".htaccess". This only works on an Apache server. PS. Leave the "onload="BreakOut();" in the body tag away in my last post if you'r going to use it. -- News Updater, No scripts, No Database http://www.xmlssoftware.com/NUpdater |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
On 02 Dec 2003 18:19:26 GMT, galsaba@aol.com (Galsaba) wrote:
: Great, and I appreciate it, but there must be html command that do the : same...do u know? Ask your server - the cname thingy... Sid |
Re: How to do "Jump" (link?)
Add this inside of your <head></head> section
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=main.html"> where 0 is the number of seconds to wait. "Galsaba" <galsaba@aol.com> wrote in message news:20031202131926.13675.00000026@mb-m10.aol.com... > Great, and I appreciate it, but there must be html command that do the > same...do u know? |
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