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Changeset 3346803

Timestamp:

08/19/2025 07:07:04 AM (8 months ago)

Author:

newcodebyte

Message:

readme.txt

Location:

advanced-redirect-manager

Files:

r3346799	r3346803
82	82	* 301 (Moved Permanently): The classic permanent redirect. It tells search engines that a page has moved permanently and they should transfer all SEO value to the new URL. Important: A 301 redirect may allow browsers to change the request method from POST to GET.
83	83	* 308 (Permanent Redirect): The modern and stricter version of the 301. It also signals a permanent move and transfers SEO value, but it strictly preserves the original request method. This means a POST request will remain a POST request to the new URL, which is crucial for forms or API endpoints.
84		* **302 (Found) & 307 (Temporary Redirect): These tell search engines that the move is temporary and SEO value should not be passed. The 307 is the modern equivalent of the 302, as it strictly preserves the request method, just like the 308 does for permanent redirects. Use these for A/B testing or temporary maintenance pages.
	84	* 302 (Found) & 307 (Temporary Redirect): These tell search engines that the move is temporary and SEO value should not be passed. The 307 is the modern equivalent of the 302, as it strictly preserves the request method, just like the 308 does for permanent redirects. Use these for A/B testing or temporary maintenance pages.
85	85
86	86	= Can I use wildcards? How do they work? =

r3346799	r3346803
82	82	* 301 (Moved Permanently): The classic permanent redirect. It tells search engines that a page has moved permanently and they should transfer all SEO value to the new URL. Important: A 301 redirect may allow browsers to change the request method from POST to GET.
83	83	* 308 (Permanent Redirect): The modern and stricter version of the 301. It also signals a permanent move and transfers SEO value, but it strictly preserves the original request method. This means a POST request will remain a POST request to the new URL, which is crucial for forms or API endpoints.
84		* **302 (Found) & 307 (Temporary Redirect): These tell search engines that the move is temporary and SEO value should not be passed. The 307 is the modern equivalent of the 302, as it strictly preserves the request method, just like the 308 does for permanent redirects. Use these for A/B testing or temporary maintenance pages.
	84	* 302 (Found) & 307 (Temporary Redirect): These tell search engines that the move is temporary and SEO value should not be passed. The 307 is the modern equivalent of the 302, as it strictly preserves the request method, just like the 308 does for permanent redirects. Use these for A/B testing or temporary maintenance pages.
85	85
86	86	= Can I use wildcards? How do they work? =

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