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* EDIT: The duplicate answers weren't of help because those answers involve using a File manager to edit the links, when my question specifically asked how to use a link, or other source, to redirect an other link. The example above shows exactly what I want to happen.

Is there a way to make a site redirect without the .htaccess or altering any file? I am trying to make it so that, when a link is pressed, a page will redirect to another page, sans editing the code in the files themselves.

I am assuming this requires PHP, but I have no preferences on what I desire.

Example:

When I go to this link, - /redirect.html
It will take people on this link - /wait
...to this one - /round/2

If I am being too vague, please tell me what I should add to this to get my answer, as I am new to this site and the asking process.

aman.s
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  • Can do it in PHP, HTML or Javascript which one would you prefer? – Lawrence Cherone Nov 21 '17 at 03:47
  • Please follow https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask to learn to ask specific question to get quick and appropriate help. – masud_moni Nov 21 '17 at 03:55
  • As I said, I don't have any preferences, except for the fact that I don't want any form of redirection that will involve editing the file directly, but rather for quick and easy access so that when I go onto a link, the page will redirect. Of course, this doesn't mean I don't want to use code to form this kind of link, but just to redirect it when it's complete. Is this possible? – aman.s Nov 21 '17 at 15:53
  • If you are seeking an htaccess solution. It is mentioned once in one of the duplicates. There is a multitude of questions on SO regarding this topic. Begin your search. If you don't know how to implement this technique update your question with what you tried. – mickmackusa Nov 23 '17 at 19:54

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