Auto loading a page [2]

It is possible to tell a page to autoload another page or reload itself by including a META Refresh tag inside the HEAD section of the HTML page.

Most popular browsers supports this feature, but in order to provide compatibilty with other browsers you are also recommended to keep a link to the next page that will be loaded on the page.

How to use:

The HTML tag on the previous page that loaded this page looks like this:

<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="7; URL=Autoload2.html"> and can be inserted when you create a new page or insert a new HEAD section with HTML Assistant. If you need to use it frequently, place it in the Notebook.

The CONTENT attribute contains the number of seconds to wait before loading the page followed by the URL and needs to be specified in the following format:

"7; URL=Autoload2.html".

The name of the file is Autoload2.html. In some browsers you may need to include the full URL (http://.....) to the page.