Jeff,
Good catch on the meta tag but you need a ";" not a comma.
This was the whole issue. I think it might have been just
staying on the blank redirect page without the redirect.
Anyway it works.
Thanks. Larry.
>-----Original Message-----
>On Wed, 24 Sep 2003 14:18:16 -0700, "Larry Krauss"
><lkrauss.TakeThisOut@tecoenergy.com> wrote:
>
>>I am trying to use a <META> tag to redirect the default
>>page on the default web server (IIS 5).
>>
>>I want unknown host names to default to index.htm which
>>includes a <meta> tag redirect to our main web site. I
>>dont want to change the properties of the default web
>>server to redirect because there are valid virtual
>>directories under the default virtual server.
>>
>>I noticed 2 symptoms - one the default web server would
>>not call the default page index.htm unless explicitly
>>typed.
>
>index.htm likely isn't in your list of default documents.
>
>>It also wouldnt redirect using the <meta> tag -
>><meta http-equiv="refresh"
>>content="URL=http://www.tecoenergy.com">
>
>Syntax maybe. Try:
>
><meta http-equiv="refresh"
content="0,URL=http://www.tecoenergy.com">
>
>The refresh time in seconds wasn't specified.
>
>Note that not all browsers honor a refresh, and search
engines don't
>appreciate them either.
>
>Jeff
>.
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