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* JavaScript Redirects
<script language=javascript> setTimeout("location.href='[some-url]' rel='nofollow'", [time]); </script>
Replace [time] with milliseconds. This will pause
browser for
specified number of seconds. Replace [some-url] with
target URL you want to redirect.
For example, setTimeout("location.href='http://www.yahoo.com' rel='nofollow'", 5000);
The above JavaScript based redirect can be either in
<header></header> or <body></body> region of
HTML code.
Usually a PHP redirect is much more reliable than other form of redirects like HTTP redirect or JavaScript based redirects. For example a JavaScript redirect may not work if a user's browser settings has JavaScript turned off.
The reason why PHP redirects will work no matter what settings users have on their browser is because PHP is server side script. It will not depend on browser settings that may affect JavaScript which is parsed on
client-side/user-side.

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