Method SetMeta()
Syntax
:SetMeta( cVar, cVal )
Parameters
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cVar |
Meta Variable to include in the response. |
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cVal |
The value of the Meta Variable. |
Return
The length of the :MetaVars array.
Description
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cVar |
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cVal |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"content-type" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"description" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"expires" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"keywords" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"pics-label" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"refresh" |
content= |
"..." |
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<meta http-equiv= |
"reply-to" |
content= |
"..." |
Example:
To automatically forward the User to another page after a short message, you could use the following.
:SetMeta("Refresh","10;URL=Page2.htm")
Which would place the following Meta Tag in the displayed page.
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="10;URL=Page2.htm">
This would then display the message page for 10 seconds and then automatically forward the User to "Page2.htm."
See Also:
:Message(), :Header(), :MetaVars
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