java

phpVMS Legacy Support (v2/v5)
1

Is there a way to not use the java for downloads and logging in?

2

There’s no java being used, or javascript for that

3 
<script type="text/javascript"> 
    window.location = "<?php echo $redir;?>";
</script>

There isn’t??

4

Oh that, that’s for the redirects. I thought you meant for the actual login.

Well you can change it to a:

<a href=“<?php echo $redir;?>”>Click here to continue</a>

There’s that “holding page”, for the downloads to count the download, and the login to complete

5

It looks fine in IE, but in FF it looks bad, the whole page gets sucked up to the top…

6

The script tags shouldn’t be doing that, they’re invisible to the html

7

Here is what i Mean.

It doesn’t do this in IE.

8

A div isn’t closed or something?

And it works with the script tag taken out?

9

If I take the script out it doesn’t work.  As stated before it doesn’t do that in IE…

10

I mean, if you take the script out, does it still mess up the page?

11

Ok, this makes no sense but I had to remove one closing div tag, then I removed the script and it looked good.  I added the java script again and it starts pulling the page up again.

12

Try this:

<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">
//<![CDATA[ 
    window.location = "<?php echo $redir;?>";
//]]>
</script>
13

Nah, same deal.  didn’t work

14

That’s weird, I haven’t heard of that problem happening with the script tag

I’ll see what I can find

15

This script works good in both FF and IE…

<script>
//specify redirect url
var redirecturl="PUT THE URL HERE!!"
//specify pause duration before redirection (in seconds)
var pausefor=2

//DONE EDITING

function postaction(){
if (window.timer){
clearInterval(timer)
clearInterval(timer_2)
}
window.location=redirecturl
}
setTimeout("postaction()",pausefor*1000)

</script>
16

That can be redone as:

<script type="text/javascript">
setTimeout(function() {
    window.location = "<?php echo $redir;?>";
}, 2000);
</script>

Little more compact