Onload command for new page

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After my index page loads, I'd like to it to autoload the
next, but I don't the codes or commands to do this. Can
anyone help?
 
In HTML view, add the following to the Head section:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="6; URL=http://www.yourwebsite.com">
The value given to 'content' is the number of seconds before the refresh will take place; the value given to 'URL' is the page you want your visitor sent to. You may also want to include a text link to the page in case your visitor's browser does not support the 'refresh'.


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-----Original Message-----
After my index page loads, I'd like to it to autoload
the next, but I don't the codes or commands to do this.
Can anyone help?
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Add a tag like this immediately after the existing <head>
tag.

<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5; url=default2.htm">

where 5 is a delay factor in seconds, and default2.htm is
the next pagte you want to display.

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Thank you so much--I've been looking for days to figure
this out and I'm exhausted.

-----Original Message-----
In HTML view, add the following to the Head section:
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="6; URL=http://www.yourwebsite.com">
The value given to 'content' is the number of seconds
Click to expand...
before the refresh will take place; the value given
to 'URL' is the page you want your visitor sent to. You
may also want to include a text link to the page in case
your visitor's browser does not support the 'refresh'.
 
Not a good idea if you want to be listed in search engines. Make sure you
also have standard hyperlink to the next page on the page as well.

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