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I thougt of this, too. Does all Browsers support this Meta Tah (even MS-DOS Browsers) ? If, it would be enough to use the META tag ...
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I thougt of this, too. Does all Browsers support this Meta Tah (even MS-DOS Browsers) ? If, it would be enough to use the META tag ...

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This method will work on ns and ie 3x and up browsers. &nbsp;I don't know about other browsers, but with the link, it will give you something to fall back on.
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This method will work on ns and ie 3x and up browsers.  I don't know about other browsers, but with the link, it will give you something to fall back on.

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you could place javascript into the the heading of the page, but even then, the older browsers won't support it.
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you could place javascript into the the heading of the page, but even then, the older browsers won't support it.

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Hi ! I'm using Perl, to set a cookie. After setting the cookie I want to route to another page but this doesn't work because the Browser interprets Location: <a href="http://www.anyserver" rel="ugc">http://www.anyserver</a>... as text. Any idea which works with ANY Browser ?<br />
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regards<br />
ItsMe
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Hi ! I'm using Perl, to set a cookie. After setting the cookie I want to route to another page but this doesn't work because the Browser interprets Location: http://www.anyserver... as text. Any idea which works with ANY Browser ?

regards
ItsMe

Set Cookie then route to other page ?

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