How to open a HTML file when the python cgi program is executing?
Kragen Sitaker
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Sat Jun 1 16:12:02 EDT 2002
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Sheila King <usenet at thinkspot.net> writes: > print "Location: http://replacement-url\n" > > You should have nothing before this, and there's no point in having > anything after it, since the page is being redirected. Some browsers (in particular old versions of Opera) have problems with redirects every once in a while; that's why redirects traditionally contain HTML, in case the browser is broken.
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