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barking mad Posts: 278 Joined: 12/6/2002 From: Out in the sticks, UK Status: offline	response.redirect after x seconds - 11/8/2005 16:41:43 how can I use response.redirect after say 5 seconds I have posted info to a webpage which confirms the database has been updated but now I need to display message eg "database updated" and then redirect after say 5 seconds I'm using response.redirect because I need to pass back a load of parameters too (eg db record id, name etc etc) I can't use the meta refresh because the db display, form, processing and confirmtaion are all on the same webpage (I'm looping through the same page passing different task numbers to do different things) thanks _____________________________ The more I ask, the more I learn, the more I' m confused, therefore the more I ask ...


cliffdeen Posts: 155 Joined: 4/12/2004 From: Mckinney, TX Status: offline	RE: response.redirect after x seconds - 11/8/2005 17:32:28 perhaps like so: Response.AddHeader "REFRESH", "0;URL=HTTP://Your server name/Your file name.ASP?dbtablefieldname="& variablename The 0 after "refresh" is the time in seconds before going to the new page. 0 is immediate. If you want to display the last record you can pass the parameter to the new page via the dbtablefieldname= & variablename by declaring a variable on the submit page and then passing it to the display page. if not just leave everything blank after the ? and on the confirm/display page - write the message you want the users to see. I use the response redirect with if statements - so I can direct to different pages depending on the value I want to store - like - if dollar > 1000 then Response.AddHeader "REFRESH", "0;URL=HTTP://Your server name/bigspender.ASP?dbtablefieldname="& variablename _____________________________ Cliff (in reply to barking mad)


barking mad Posts: 278 Joined: 12/6/2002 From: Out in the sticks, UK Status: offline	RE: response.redirect after x seconds - 11/8/2005 20:34:55 thanks cliff jobs-a-good-un! _____________________________ The more I ask, the more I learn, the more I' m confused, therefore the more I ask ... (in reply to cliffdeen)