simple html question

[the_ut_tick]

I have been staring at this too long.  I can't seem to remember how to send the user to a new web page in simple html.  In other words if X is true, go to this website, and it automatically goes there.

 

Thanks

[fenway]

There is no (is true) in simple HTML.

[dustinnoe]

Use javascript.

[fenway]

That is, set the document's location.

[TheFilmGod]

Use meta refresh and then it would redirect users. But what you want to do is very complicated. Sounds like php and then you can embed links within the php like this:

 

<?php

if...

else...javascript redirect.

?>

 

As you see, this is complicated. And requires javascript and php!

[AndyB]

 

<?php

if...

else...javascript redirect.

?>

 

As you see, this is complicated. And requires javascript and php!

 

I doubt it requires php at all.  As already noted, javascript is the solution to the question originally posed, although it was asked in a less than complete fashion.  Like, "what's this X that needs to be true?"

[worldworld]

I think you can use asp too.... 

[ToonMariner]

javascript is only a solution if the user has javascript available...

 

You know how I feel - a page should work regardless - so in this case it would require serverside scripts.

[TheFilmGod]

 

<?php

if...

else...javascript redirect.

?>

 

As you see, this is complicated. And requires javascript and php!

 

I doubt it requires php at all.  As already noted, javascript is the solution to the question originally posed, although it was asked in a less than complete fashion.  Like, "what's this X that needs to be true?"

 

Seems like you don't know what you are talking about:

 

<?php
$page="redirect page url don't add extension -> .php";
if ( ...x is ture... ) {
echo "<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT=\"2; URL=$page.php\">";
}
else {
echo "You Shall stay here on this page since x is false";
}
?>

[cyrixware]

both javascript and php can do that re directing to the other site.