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The Response.AddHeader Method
Introduction
The Response.AddHeader can be used to add a new HTML header
and a value to the response send to the client. This method takes two
parameters – HeaderName and HeaderValue. The HeaderName parameter is used to
define the name of the header. If a header with the same name already exists,
then it will not be overwritten. The second parameter HeaderValue can be used
to define the value of the new header. Once the header has been added it cannot
be deleted.
Example
The following example adds a new header and refreshes the
current page in 10 seconds with a new URL.
