Hi Neil,

You can use the AppendHeader method of the Response object to add the info. Here is an example:

Response.AppendHeader("Refresh", "10; URL=WebForm1.aspx")

>Hi,
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>I would like to create a an html meta tag with associated attributes on the fly. Can I use any of the C# classes within a method to contruct one? A simple example would be appreciated. The tag I would like to construct is:
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><META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="0; URL=/relpath/mypdf.pdf">
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>I will need to pass the page the URL (/relpath/mypdf.pdf) in order to complete the the attributes of the meta tag.
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>Thank you
>Neil