Using the Redirect macro to redirect pages

By placing a Redirect macro on a page, you may redirect a user who loads that page to another URL or page of your choosing. 

Ingredients

Guide

1. On a blank page, create a Redirect macro.

2. In the Edit 'Redirect' Macro dialog box, enter the page or URL you want to redirect to in the Location field.
   

   

   
   
   

3. You may also set the following parameters:

4. • Delay - This is the amount in seconds to delay before the browser redirects the user.

   • Visible - Selecting this will display a brief message on the page that is being redirected. This option is enabled by default.

5. Click Done when you are satisfied.

Notes

Redirecting a Page to an Attachment on Another Page

It is also possible to redirect a user directly to an attachment on another page.

To do so, append a caret character ^ and the attachment name to the page name you are redirecting to. For example, if you want to redirect to the attachment Q4_2018-Sales.xlsx which is located on the page Quarterly Sales Reports:

Example

Quarterly Sales Reports^Q4_2018-Sales.xlsx

Result

Not applicable.