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Use an if statement that wont succeed after the reload. Alot of my code uses redirects with that but they all go to the same page. I just use a variable set that helps stop it from getting to the redirect the second time. But it's all up to how you want to do it.
also consider why is it doing the refresh. Is there another way other than the meta tag get it to go. When is it refreshing and why.
also consider why is it doing the refresh. Is there another way other than the meta tag get it to go. When is it refreshing and why.
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Make sure you change the url (of code provided by paradox) to the page you are working on. I used the similar method on my site for two years now and no single problem found.
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