syntax error.. please help

[Spidy6123]

Hey guys,

what exactly is wrong with this?

  print "<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"2; URL=javascript:window.open('ok.htm','framer')\">";

 

[spookie]

What is the error you are getting?

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I never set a goal because u never know whats going to happen tommorow.

 

[Spidy6123]

it keeps returning null on the screen

I'm trying to get the redirect to open in the window "framer

 

[spookie]

Hi Spidy6123,
This is not exactly releated to PHP. May be HTML or Javascript Forum is a way to go.


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I never set a goal because u never know whats going to happen tommorow.

 

[jpadie]

do you have to close the quotes around the content attribute?

 

[Programmer76]

Are you sure that you can put JS in the URL?

 

[sleipnir214]

Does anyone see a PHP question here? Unless he's asking about the print function, I assume the question is entirely about HTML and JavaScript.



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[Spidy6123]

its a question about sending java through php.. hence making it relevant..

if u dont have anything useful to say.. then dont say it..



anyways.. I found a work around.. I just forwarded to a frames page which held the new 'framer' page in the frames arguement.

Thanks for your help anyways

 

[sleipnir214]

Your question might, just might, have something to do with sending JavaScript code, not Java code, through PHP.

Again, if your question is about the nitty-gritty details of crafting a well-formed PHP print statement, this is the appropriate forum for your question.

However, if your question is about what that print statement should print, then you're asking an HTML or JavaScript question.





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[skiflyer]

Spidy, it's not something to be defensive about, he's just trying to get you to the right forum so you get your answer, not get you out of here.