Soldato
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I have a working knowledge of CSS and HTML stuff, but never worked with CGI before. I have a dead database right now (thank you very much, SQL vulnerability), and I'd like to redirect hits to a webpage with a .cgi extension to another page until I get the DB sorted out.
In HTML, I would do it like this:
and name it index.htm
Currently all my links all over my site point to \board.cgi. Can I rename this file temporarily and put some code in it to have it route to FB? Does a browser even care what extension is used, as long as the page identifies itself within the file?
In HTML, I would do it like this:
Code:
<html>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://www.facebook.com/#!/pages/MTA-Motorcycle-Touring-Association">
</html>Currently all my links all over my site point to \board.cgi. Can I rename this file temporarily and put some code in it to have it route to FB? Does a browser even care what extension is used, as long as the page identifies itself within the file?