Jagadeesh M
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redirect.....after sometime
Hi,
My question is regarding the redirection.
I've a confirmation jsp page which is forwarded from a servlet. Once the confirmation page shows up...i need that page to redirect to login page say after 10 seconds....how can i accomplish this using java/jsp.
thank you.
My question is regarding the redirection.
I've a confirmation jsp page which is forwarded from a servlet. Once the confirmation page shows up...i need that page to redirect to login page say after 10 seconds....how can i accomplish this using java/jsp.
thank you.
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But JavaScript may not be enabled ;-)
He he, CEHJ, I knew you'd say that ;-) but if it is enabled, I hope it works the same way on all browsers as long as the version is the same.
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so if i go for javascript option....do i need to just specify that in the script tags...thatz it for something else...?
Yes.
<script language = "javascript" type = "text/javascript" >
write the functions here
</script>
Set one of the functions as the handler for your body's onload event.
<script language = "javascript" type = "text/javascript" >
write the functions here
</script>
Set one of the functions as the handler for your body's onload event.
>> Set one of the functions as the handler for your body's onload event.
In that one, you need to do: >> setTimeout ( "redirect ()", 10000 ) ;
In that one, you need to do: >> setTimeout ( "redirect ()", 10000 ) ;
it should be said though, that every browser (including WebTV) that I have had to use has accepted the META tag... though not every browser has done javascript...
You're sure they handle it in the same manner (meaning http-equiv, url etc attributes don't change)?
as far as I have seen, yes...
I am sure there are some browsers that do not support it though, which is why a link should also be provided...
I am sure there are some browsers that do not support it though, which is why a link should also be provided...
(I haven't tested anything on WebTV for a good 5 years or so it should be noted) ;-)
They might now support javascript...
They might now support javascript...
:-)