I want to display a page with a brief message that I want the user to be able to read and then redirect to a different page. Is this possible? Can anyone please tell me how to do this? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The "5" is the time in seconds it wil take till the browser redirects, and "the_other_page.htm" is the page where the brower will redirect to!
(You can change these values of course)
I have attempted to find out how to do this "pause redirect" EXCEPT do it from the actual site, not the code. I have seen it done this way, where there is two text boxes on the site with no "submit" button or any thing else, just the boxes. The owner had typed in the name and destination URL. Therefore he could change any time he wanted to w/o reprogramming.
Glenn
PS I just thought I would go to the site and put in url and see if it would work if I entered a URL, It didn't so he must have to program it every time he changes it.(?) The site: health-schools.blogspot***/ URL text box is blank. health-schools.blogspot***/2009/02/relief-from-pain****, this one has a URL in text box but its the same as site so neither are set to pause/redirect right now.
So...if I just add, say, 5 seconds to my refresh statement in the header, will my Google Analytics javascript code have time to execute? Or will it not execute because the script is in the body and the redirect is in the header?
Google Analytic will count it, the redirect starts counting from AFTER the entire page loads, including JS, so if you put in 3 seconds , it will count 3 seconds AFTER the entire page is loaded, including all Google JS, and then redirect.
Redirect with a pause
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