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You add a META tag in your HEAD section. Here's an example from
the Advanced HTML course I teach:
Thankyou for visiting the blurble page. We have moved to http://www.newsite.com. If you are using Netscape or Microsoft Explorer, the new page will load in a few seconds. In other browsers, please use the link. When you reach the new page, please update your bookamrks.
Important notes: warn people they are getting redirected
so they aren't surprised when the page they are reading
disappears without them clicking anything. Provide a link
for people with older browsers. Ask them to update their
records. The META tag is a tricky one: both the number
(time in seconds before the reload) and the URL are inside
the same set of quotes and are separated by a semi colon.
(Inquiries about the course should go to scott@willcam.com,
I just helped to develop it and teach it sometimes.)
Kate Gregory, keeper of three FAQs, one of which is moving
to the web.
-- Kate Gregory, kate@gregcons.com Gregory Consulting: programming, training, and advice http://www.gregcons.com http://www.quarterworld.com
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