Jump to HTML page *AFTER* batch upload of files...

Jump to HTML page AFTER batch upload of files...

Ton_Wibier

Hiya gang!

I have the following routine:

<html>
<head>
<LINK href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
<meta http-equiv="pragma" content="no-cache">
<META HTTP-EQUIV="refresh" CONTENT="3; url=upload.html">
<title>Gegevens opslaan</title>
</head>

<body>
<table class="tableattr" align="center">
<tr class="rowheader">
<td>De gegevens worden opgeslagen!</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center">
  <?php
for ($i = 0; $i <=9; $i++)
{
$tijdelijk = $FILES['userfile']['tmp_name'][$i];
$userfile_name = $FILES['userfile']['name'][$i];
$grootte_file = $_FILES['userfile']['size'][$i];

if ($userfile_name != '' && $grootte_file > '0')
{
move_uploaded_file($tijdelijk, "e:\test\".$userfile_name);
$j=$i+1;
$message = $message."$j: ".$userfile_name." (".$grootte_file." bytes)
";
}
}
?>
 </td>
</tr>
</table>

</body>
</html>[/COLOR]

After the FOR....NEXT, all I want to do is jump back to my UPLOAD.HTML form.

For this I don't want to use the <META> tag, because this gives me just so many seconds, causing a time out on the surfer's machine.

I would like to emphasize that the batch upload of files is working fine! I only want to jump back to UPLOAD.HTML after the upload.

I hope you can help me. Thanks!

jesus_hairdo

What exactly are you trying to achieve with this script ??

How is this script called ??

I think that the best way to achieve a re-direct in this case would be to use a

header("Location: $URL");

header command.
Exactly how and where this would be used depends on what you want to do with this script

Ton_Wibier

Jesus, muchas gracias for your reply. In the code I left out the lines of code that aren't needed in this example.

The only thing I want is to jump to any HTML page, right after the FOR...NEXT loop. Is there a command for it?

jesus_hairdo

just use

header("Location: upload.html");
exit;

If you use this, nothing can have been outputted to the browser first.

You can do as much PHP coding before the header command, but NO BROWSER OUTPUT.

So you would get rid of the HTML at the top of the script.

If you have to output html as part of this script just use a javascript re-direct, something like,

<script language="Javascript">
window.location.url = 'upload.html'
or 
window.location.href= 'upload.html'
</script>
// i can never remember which of the 2 is the correct way.

Jamie

diego25

<ot>

location.href is correct...I've never seen location.url.

</ot>

Diego

dalecosp

Originally posted by diego25
<ot>

location.href is correct...I've never seen location.url.

</ot>

Diego

<farther OT>
Probably not; IIRC, it was "document.url" in Netscrape 4....
</farther OT>

Ton_Wibier

Hi guys and girls,

I am using window.location.href and it runs under IE6 and Mozilla 1.01!

Thanks for your answers.