HTML - Html Redirect

Hi All,

I am wondering is there any way I can write an html which redirects based on a response. I want to develop an html file, which checks if a page returns ok then it goes there otherwise in case of a 404 it goes to another page.

Is it possible.

Thanks
Anud

Right here it goes, not sure if it is at all possible but any input would be much appreciated.

Here's the deal.
Developing an easy straight forward online store integrated with EBSWorldpay . Not looking for any fancy stuff.
What i would like to do is put a flash url link that would direct a user to a html file that contains a hidden form and it would submit it on load redirecting a user straight to EBSwordpay checkout. Simple HTML Redirect with submited form.

check the link here it has the source code of the form that is required.: http://www.rbsworldpay.com/support/b...=examples&c=IE

Trying to use Example 0.1 ( So instead of having a separate page with a "BUY" for the form to be submitted, I would like to get the form posted straight away which would in turn load the payment site. Would create a seperate html file for each item and have redirects on the main website linking to those onLoad submit forms.

Tried to explain as best as possible. Let me know if it's not clear enough.

I went to a site for optimization & on review it told me my site had a re-direct, which was bad. Its been awhile since I tinkered with my site, so beats me where I put it. Can anyone help find out where it is? Newbie to this forum. Thanks. website is: kallico.net
Thanks for any help on this, or anything else to help it get noticed more.

I have a situation where I snd peoplle to a different page to do a download
and I want them to be redirected back as soon as the download completes.
Is there a command for that?

Redirect might not actually be the thing that I'm looking for, but I here's what I'm looking for.

When you visit the website, and image is shown taking up the whole page. It stays for 2-5 seconds, then redirects you to the normal home page. (Maybe the image would also be a link to the home page so people could speed things up)

Thanks very much.

hi, i need some help with this.

the following line is in a script
<META http-equiv='refresh' content='1; URL=http://lblah.com/radio.php?ipp=84.95.247.20&port=22930&ch=898'>

now this script redirects to another page.. is there some way i can get it to do this without actually leaving the page im on.

thanks in advance for your help

can someone tell me how i would go about creating a redirect for an old RSS feed. i want the old feed address to point to my new Wordpress-created RSS feed address.

i searched around a bit and found this code snippet...

Code:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<redirect>
   <newLocation>http://www.wepub.com/myweblog/rss.xml</newLocation>
   </redirect>

...but when i put it in place of my old feed code, here was the browser result...

Code:

This XML file does not appear to have any style information associated with it. The document tree is shown below.
      
<redirect>
<newLocation>http://www.wepub.com/myweblog/rss.xml</newLocation>
</redirect>

am i doing this wrong? what is my best option?

Hello all,

So I am doing site management, and I have a problem with a redirection that is going on. There is a directory in the root called venngo (http://url/vengngo/) however it redirects to a different page all together, so I removed the folder, uploaded a new one, and it still redirects. I have checked my cache and multiple machines, so I know it is not on my side. The only time my page works is if I physically add /index.php tot eh directory to make it (http://url/vengngo/index.php)

What should I be looking for in the files for the website for a possible redirection script. Maybe htaccess?

Is there any HTML code to redirect mistyped urls?

Let's say someone wanted to get to a music section of my site. They type in XXX.com/music instead of XXX.com/music.html.

Any way to get this done?

I have a link going direct to pdf documents on one site eg www.one.com/blah.pdf. The pdf's are moving to a new web site www.two.com/blah.pdf.

How do I redirect people that link direct to the old pdf to the new one.

These pdfs are coming up very high in Google. I was hoping if I changed them to redirects Google would follow. Also for those that have a link in their web site to these pdfs it will be broken when I move them to the new url.

hi

how do u use a redirect 301 code in html file in a website ?

and wat is the use of that ?

Hello
I'm redirecting pages using 301 redirect in my htaccess file, like

redirect 301 "/servicesxxx.php" http://www.site.com/services.php

but I have a page like this:

www.somename.site.ca/indexpage.php

I tried putting the whole thign in there but it doesn't work.
How can I successfully redirect that page?

Hi I want to know what main difference is between 301 redirect and 302 redirect. I redirected my site permanently (301) to another site and I lost all my original hyperlinks on the old webpage. If I want to keep all previous links alive, what should I do? Thanks!

I'm working on a website for a organization I belong to. It's quite simple - a few html pages with posts handled by perl. I'm writing a registration script for them, and need to do the following:

Currently when registration is confirmed, they write to their userdatabase and email out a confirmation. But payment is all handled via paypal. They've been relying on users to click a link at the bottom to go to paypal to conduct the transaction, but users can be not-so-smart sometimes. Many have thought that payment was taken care of, and they didn't need to worry about it, and hence, we've been getting a lot of non-payment.

I'd like to, after the confirmation where databases are written, etc., just have something like a meta refresh at the top of the page that will redirect them to paypal. But, paypal accepts its info via a post.

How does one do such a refresh with a post command in it? Or is there another way?

Hello,

If I were to change my pages from thispage.html to thispage.php or this-page.html how would I make sure that the old page will redirect to the new one?