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Re: NEWBIE: Meta Refresh Problem
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| "fiziwig" <fiziwig@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> You don't have to use the header() function. It would work, but what
> you have is fine as long as you correct the errors in your form entries
> so that your variables are actually getting set.
Using meta-refresh is not the best way of doing things. header() or
javascript are the best options, as they have guaranteed support for this :)
> --gary
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| > Using meta-refresh is not the best way of doing things. header() or
> javascript are the best options, as they have guaranteed support for this :)
Javascript is *not* the best option. In fact, it's one of the worst
options. Why rely on something that can de client side disabled ?
Just use the header("Location: mysite.cow") or mod_rewrite to redirect
browsers
Arjen
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