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Dinesh

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Hi Folks

Anybody Know how to redirect page automatically after 60 seconds or own
setting time(eg.30sec,1min or 2)
from one page to another page in asp.net.
Where can i get sample?
(or)
How to do that?

Regards
Dine

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Peter Brunone

Dinesh,

It's not really an ASP.NET issue at all. You can do this one of two
ways: use a META REFRESH tag, or use client-side Javascript.

Meta tag version (tag goes in the <head></head> portion of your document):

<META HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" CONTENT="30;URL=newfile.aspx">

where 30 is the number of seconds to wait and newfile.aspx is the file to
redirect to.

JavaScript version:

<script language="javascript">
var i = 0;

function waitGo() {
// If 30 seconds have passed, redirect
if(i==30) {
window.location.href="newfile.aspx";
}
// otherwise increment i by one and wait 1 second
// (1000 milliseconds)
i++;
setTimeout("waitGo()",1000);
}
</script>

I suggest calling the waitGo() function from the body tag, like this:

<body bgcolor="whatever" onLoad="waitGo()">

Cheers,

Peter

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