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  • Q
    #1

    Automatically open HTML file.

    Hello,

    I have very simple question. How I can open with javasript placed in
    one html file anothe html file? Can you recomend some good manual
    where I could read about this?

    Thank you.
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    • Andrew Thompson
      #2
      Re: Automatically open HTML file.

      On 28 Nov 2004 03:28:33 -0800, Q wrote:
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      > I have very simple question. How I can open with javasript placed in
      > one html file anothe html file?[/color]

      Why JS in particular? There is an HTML equivalent that will
      work on UA's with JS disabled.

      <head>
      ....
      <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3;URL= ./other.htm">
      </head>
      ....

      HTH

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        • Razzbar
          #3
          Re: Automatically open HTML file.

          opt_inf_env@yah oo.com (Q) wrote in message news:<5f275cd6. 0411280328.df84 97@posting.goog le.com>...[color=blue]
          > Hello,
          >
          > I have very simple question. How I can open with javasript placed in
          > one html file anothe html file? Can you recomend some good manual
          > where I could read about this?[/color]

          That's how frames work. Frames are individual files called from
          one file/page.

          Also, when you open a window, you open another file/page.

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            • RobG
              #4
              Re: Automatically open HTML file.

              Andrew Thompson wrote:
              [...][color=blue]
              > <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3;URL= ./other.htm">[/color]

              Wrong forum, blah blah but since you brought it up...

              Is there any way of disabling "refresh"?

              news.com.au and zdnet.com.au both use it - it's one of *the* most
              annoying things to be half way through reading an article and the
              rotten thing reloads. Plus, if you have 3 or 4 tabs open, they keep
              re-loading, killing download speeds for other stuff.

              I can only presume it increases the hit-count their site, possibly
              increasing their ad revenue or stats.

              --
              Rob

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                • Andrew Thompson
                  #5
                  Re: Automatically open HTML file.

                  On Mon, 29 Nov 2004 20:35:12 +1000, RobG wrote:
                  [color=blue]
                  > Andrew Thompson wrote:
                  > [...][color=green]
                  >> <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3;URL= ./other.htm">[/color]
                  >
                  > Wrong forum, blah blah but since you brought it up...[/color]

                  Wrong details, depends on browser[1].
                  [color=blue]
                  > Is there any way of disabling "refresh"?[/color]

                  I'll take a wild stab.. [1] IE?

                  Internet Options | Security | Custom Level (for the appropriate zone)
                  Miscellaneous | Allow META-REFRESH | Disable
                  [color=blue]
                  > news.com.au and zdnet.com.au both use it ..[/color]

                  ( Bastards! ;-)

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                    • RobG
                      #6
                      Re: Automatically open HTML file.

                      Andrew Thompson wrote:
                      [...][color=blue]
                      >
                      > I'll take a wild stab.. [1] IE?[/color]

                      Nope - at work, Firefox on XP, at home Safari on Mac but ya gotta go
                      with the odds, eh?

                      Work demands IE but I'm a subversive and use Firefox anyway.
                      [color=blue]
                      > Internet Options | Security | Custom Level (for the appropriate zone)
                      > Miscellaneous | Allow META-REFRESH | Disable[/color]

                      Sys admin nazis have locked down the corporate desktop so I can't
                      access any of the security stuff in IE so I can't disable it. I could
                      turn it off in Firefox if I could find it... if it had it...

                      --
                      Rob

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                        • Q
                          #7
                          Re: Automatically open HTML file.

                          > <head>[color=blue]
                          > ...
                          > <meta http-equiv="refresh" content="3;URL= ./other.htm">
                          > </head>[/color]

                          Ok, I think I need concretize my problem. The first file consists a
                          text field, which can be filled by user. After pressing "Send" button
                          this file (with the usage of PHP) generates a new HTML file, which has
                          to be opened automatically. So, unfortunately I cannot use <meta ...>
                          because in this case browser opens the second file immediately (no
                          matter whether user finished to print text in text field).

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                            • Andrew Thompson
                              #8
                              Re: Automatically open HTML file.

                              On 30 Nov 2004 12:28:53 -0800, Q wrote:
                              [color=blue]
                              > Ok, I think I need concretize my problem. The first file consists a
                              > text field, which can be filled by user. After pressing "Send" button
                              > this file (with the usage of PHP) generates a new HTML file, which has
                              > to be opened automatically.[/color]

                              Specify the 'new.html' as the target of the form element action attribute.

                              (Again, no JS required.)

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