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How do you set the time on a redirect page? ASP
 

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Old Post  12-29-05 - 11:31 PM  
Hi there,

I've built a couple of registration pages, using a session variable to carry
the user id from the first to the second, on completion of the second the us
er
is redirected to a page that thanks them for registering and informs them th
at
they will be contacted within 72 hours. This page also has the code below,
which drops the session variable and then redirects them to the index. What 
i
would like to do is set a time of about 5 seconds before the second redirect
,
therefore giving the user time to read the Thank you message, Any ideas?

thank you

// *** Logout the current user.
var MM_logoutRedirectPage = "index.asp";
Session.Contents.Remove("MM_client");
if (MM_logoutRedirectPage != "") Response.Redirect(MM_logoutRedirectPage);



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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:22 PM  
Thanks Gerry, just one thing, as i will be redirecting to a page within the 
site, can i use -
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;index.asp">
Thanks


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Old Post  12-30-05 - 11:29 PM  
Yes, that's how I have to deal with a redirection issue. After the ASP runs 
I have this line:

<meta http-equiv="Refresh" content="3;URL=loggedOut.asp">

Works perfectly.


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