Jun 28, 2004 #1 Kennya1 Programmer Apr 14, 2002 15 US Is there a way to write html code to have a web page call upanother web page WITHOUT the user clicking on a link?
Is there a way to write html code to have a web page call upanother web page WITHOUT the user clicking on a link?
Jun 28, 2004 1 #2 DaZZleD Programmer Oct 21, 2003 886 US you could use the header "content-location" method or Javascript ("<script language='JavaScript'>document.location.href=''</script>"; Upvote 0 Downvote
you could use the header "content-location" method or Javascript ("<script language='JavaScript'>document.location.href=''</script>";
Jun 28, 2004 1 #3 drave Programmer Jun 24, 2004 1 GB I'm not sure if the question is about calling an ADDITIONAL page or an ALTERNATIVE page. For the former I'd include this in the <body> markup ... <body onLoad="var DRAVE_ext=window.open('newpage.htm','drave','width=385,height=240'); DRAVE_ext.opener=window; DRAVE_ext.focus();"> For the latter I use this structure (note carefully where the quote marks are, the zero is the time delay). <html><head> <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; url=newpage.htm"> </head></html> Upvote 0 Downvote
I'm not sure if the question is about calling an ADDITIONAL page or an ALTERNATIVE page. For the former I'd include this in the <body> markup ... <body onLoad="var DRAVE_ext=window.open('newpage.htm','drave','width=385,height=240'); DRAVE_ext.opener=window; DRAVE_ext.focus();"> For the latter I use this structure (note carefully where the quote marks are, the zero is the time delay). <html><head> <meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="0; url=newpage.htm"> </head></html>