I have a website:

[www.artmuseumarea.com]

that has a redirect in its index.html file. So rather than loading www.artmuseumarea.com/index.html, that page actually redirects to:

www.artmuseumarea.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi


This works fine in Firefox and Internet Explorer (I'm on a PC at work), but doesn't work in Safari or Chrome.

I believe this is the same behavior seen on my Mac at home.

Any idea what the deal is?

Here's what I use for the redirect:

<meta http-equiv=Refresh Content="0 url=http://www.artmuseumarea.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi">

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[www.zeemaps.com]

<meta http-equiv=Refresh Content="0; url=http://www.artmuseumarea.com/cgi-bin/index.cgi">

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Hmmm....that's probably all it was.

In the meantime, though, I found a solution to put a redirect in an .htaccess file, and that seems to have done the trick.

I may see if it was just the semicolon.

Thanks, Seacrest!

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[www.zeemaps.com]

I would also suggest using mod_rewrite instead of redirects, if possible.
That way you can route all your requests to your cgi, but keep pretty URLs, like [artmuseum.com] instead of [artmuseum.com]

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