To automatically redirect a visitor to another web page or website. A redirect can be put in place using a number of different methods.

See “301 redirect.”

This is the process of delivery a mail piece to the new address of a customer that is availing of the Redirection service.

1805 (implied in redirected), from re- "back, again" + direct (v.). Related: Redirecting.

WebGuest Dictionary By using particular HTML  -code in a Web page , one can redirect the visitor seamlessly to another Web page.

(1) In e-mail, a redirect is an option found in e-mail clients that is similar to a forward, with the exception that the body of the text is not normally shown as quoted text. Additionally the From (o [..]

A redirect occurs when a web page automatically sends users to another web page. There are several ways to redirect visitors and several reasons why you would want to redirect visitors. The redirect method most commonly used is a '301 redirect'. This indicates that the page you are looking for has permanently moved to the new location. It [..]

Forwarding by a Web server that changes an incoming URL to another URL, usually when the Internet address of a Web page has changed. The simplest method is a dummy page at the old address displaying a [..]

Redirects indicate that a page or piece of content has changed location. There are permanent and temporary redirects (see 301 and 302 redirects).

A method of alerting browsers and search engines that a page location moved. 301 redirects are for permanent change of location and 302 redirects are used for a temporary change of location.

The meaning of the word ‘redirect’ is changing direction or course of. In law it often refers to redirect examination. A redirect examination is the second direct examination of a witness after the cr [..]

When you redirect a user from one webpage to another.

Access one address via another.

When a Webpage is coded to automatically forward the user to another Web page.

(v) channel into a new direction

making a web page available under more than one URL address. Redirecting too many of a website’s pages to other pages wastes crawler resources and can result in lower search engine performance.

A feature that sends users to a different domain than the one that they attempted to access. For example, a user may reach example.com when they type example2.com. cPanel allows website owners to set up either temporary or permanent redirects. See also domain forwarding.

To shift a dog’s focus from an unwanted behavior to a desirable behavior. If a dog is chewing on something forbidden (a shoe or book or sofa cushion), he can be redirected to a proper chew toy. He can [..]

In web terms, a redirect is when a web page automatically sends the user to another web page. In general computer usage, a redirect is the process by which output on the command line is sent to a part [..]

The client is guided or shown a more appropriate behavior or activity.

damage that is redirected does not affect the original target. Instead, it affects the target to whom it is redirected.

(transitive) To give new direction to, change the direction of. (transitive) To instruct to go, inquire, elsewhere. (computing,transitive) To substitute an address or pointer to a new location. [..]

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