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Meta redirection
Ok I'm trying to redirect to a url like codes.php?system=gc but it doesn't redirect with the paramater, it just goes to codes.php. Why?
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RE: Meta redirection
this seems to work just fine:
<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="2;url=otherpage.html?foo=bar"> else you could try to use javascript to redirect: <script type="text/javascript"> function redirect() { window.location.href = 'otherpage.html?foo=bar'; } setTimeout('redirect()', 2000); </script> |
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RE: Meta redirection
Well, I looked again and its using a hidden field in a form thats value is $PHP_SELF, which doesn't include the parameters. Thats the problem. I'll figure out an answer.
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RE: Meta redirection
Well, turns out I should just use $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'].
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