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meta http-equiv="refresh" DOESN'T WORK AT GOOGLE CHROME BROWSER
Hi!
Can you help me with this ? I have a page with a meta tag for refresh into another page regarding the url ID I have. It works fine at IE, firefox, Safari but not in Google Chrome.
If your type in all other browsers : www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=1 goes to a page I have specify and if I type www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=2 goes to an other page.
But in Google Chrome it doesn't.
Can you help me with this ? I have a page with a meta tag for refresh into another page regarding the url ID I have. It works fine at IE, firefox, Safari but not in Google Chrome.
If your type in all other browsers : www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=1 goes to a page I have specify and if I type www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=2 goes to an other page.
But in Google Chrome it doesn't.
<html><head><meta http-equiv="refresh" content="0;url=http://<?php echo $row_levels['link_stratol']; ?>?RecordID=<?php echo $row_levels['site_id']; ?>"></head>
ASKER
Thanks for the answer I know this redirect with Location Header but I how I will put t : http://<?php echo $row_levels['link_stratol' ]; ?>?RecordID=<?php echo $row_levels['site_id']; ?>"> in the place of the url of the redirect ? YOu cant write it like this. This works only inside html tags.
I dont know the right syntax. I can do it with plain url ig. www.justclick4.info/index.php but I want to retrieve the url for my database
thank you
Penelope
I dont know the right syntax. I can do it with plain url ig. www.justclick4.info/index.php but I want to retrieve the url for my database
thank you
Penelope
ASKER
to help you figure out what I am trying to do please see this:
How to write correct this code ?
<?php
header('Location:http://$row_levels['statol_ level']?Re cordID=$ro w_owners[' site_id']' );
die();
?>
like this I am getting an error
thank you ..
How to write correct this code ?
<?php
header('Location:http://$row_levels['statol_
die();
?>
like this I am getting an error
thank you ..
Just concatenate the variables:
<?php
header('Location:http://' . $row_levels['statol_level'] . '?RecordID=' . $row_owners['site_id']);
die();
?>
ASKER
Hi!
I have put the suggested code but as you can see yourself it doesn't work. url: www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=1
The url in my db are like this : www.justclick4.info/index5.php (this is the field statol_level in table levers in mysql.
I assume I have them correct as the code you send me is like this Location:http://' . $row_levels['statol_level' ] . '?RecordID=' . $row_owners['site_id']);
thank you
I have put the suggested code but as you can see yourself it doesn't work. url: www.justclick4.info/home.php?RecordID=1
The url in my db are like this : www.justclick4.info/index5.php (this is the field statol_level in table levers in mysql.
I assume I have them correct as the code you send me is like this Location:http://' . $row_levels['statol_level'
thank you
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This article explains about writing the Location header to redirect
http://www.phpf1.com/tutorial/php-redirect.html
Have a look at this w3c article explaining why you should use server side redirects.
http://www.w3.org/QA/Tips/reback