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Asked: 2026-05-26T00:07:05+00:00

Or does it have to be server side? Currently google requires all sites to

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Or does it have to be server side?

Currently google requires all sites to 302 to a page rather than the usual pages.

How do I do so with javascript? Can I just print a 302 code in meta or something?

Note: sorry. This is not google for search engine. This is google the feed provider for bodis.com above.com namedrive.com and a bunch of other guy.

I am a domain parker. I get domains ranked at search engine and move traffic somewhere else. The problem is google now prohibit URL forwarding. I am just thinking how do I maintain my ranking with more transparent forwarding such as 302. The destination URL is pretty, I would say blank.

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  1. Editorial Team

    This is how a 302 redirect works:

    HTTP 302 means found. In a way, the server tells the client where to retrieve the page it requested.

    Example:

    The client sends:

    GET /index.html HTTP/1.1
Host: www.yourdomain.com

    The server responds:

    HTTP/1.1 302 Found
Location: http:/yoursubdomain.someotherdomain.com/somefolder

    This is why you couldn’t achieve a 302 redirect using javascript. It’s part of the HTTP protocol. No page gets loaded by the client’s browser before the redirect is performed.

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