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Auto Redirect with a CDML

Lee J
in Other Internet Technologies

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Greetings to all that can help.

I have a page that comes up and alerts the user that the request may be slow due to traffic. at this point they can click cancel to return Home or the Page will automatically action my URL after 10 seconds.

How do I fit a CDML tag which will run a FMscript into the following HTML tag

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content=" 5; url=*******>

cheers

. . .. content=10; url=www.sitehere.com/path/fmpro?-db=Database&-lay=Layout&-format=FormatPage.htm&-script="ScriptName"&-view>"

Oh btw, you've been around a while and i'm surprised you haven't noticed that many people think running a script on the web is not only dangerous, but pretty much from the devil himself, especially with a high traffic site. If you don't know what i'm talking about, search this forum and the two other main internet forums for "Script" or something, you'll find it i'm sure.

Jeremy

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I don't think we face half the issues raised in many of the other forums regards Scripts via a URL etc,

WE are creating more Intranet solutions as opposed to Internet's

However your warning has been taken on board and we will review the other submissions smile.gif" border="0

cheers

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