I have written a function which does a similar thing to a header(); function:
function go($url) {
print("\n<head>\n<meta http-equiv=\"refresh\" content=\"0;URL='$url'\">\n</head>\n");
exit;
}
This doesn't work with NS Communicator (which is wierd, as it works fine in Navigator and IE). It would appear that communicator does not respond to the http-equiv="refresh" part. I can not use headers as some unknown process from my site is allready sending them. My site contains arround 50 pages of code. So I would really like to be able to get arround this without having to redesign my site to use the header(); function. Pease can anybody help?!? Thank you for your time.
