Redirecting a Web Page |
by SSI Developer | |
June 3, 2003 | |
This simple guide shows you two ways of redirecting a web page to a different web page. Method 1:: This first example is useful if you want to inform your visitor that you have moved. Into the HEAD section of your page type: And then into the BODY of your document put: "My_old_web_address" has moved to "My_new_web_address"If your browser does not automatically redirect you in 5 seconds, click here to go to the new site. You don't need to display a message and can just redirect quickly by setting the time to zero, but it's polite to inform your visitor! :) Method 2:: The second example using java script is handy if you have a number of domain names (for whatever reason) but want all names to point to the same domain. Just add this to the top of your document: The above code will check if 'your-domain.fi' is part of the code and if not will immediately redirect to 'http://your-domain.fi' Option 2 is best I think unless you want to actually inform your visitor of the change then option 1 can be a good idea. This article was originally published by SSI Developer and is reproduced here via the Creative Commons license. Have a question? Need help? Get free, friendly person-to-person help with your computer questions or spyware questions in our help forums! |