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3.13 Can I redirect users to another page?
For permanent and simple redirection, use the HTTPD configuration file: it's much more efficient than doing it yourself. Some servers enable you to do this using a file in your own directory (eg Apache) whereas others use a single configuration file (eg CERN). For more complicated cases (eg process form inputs and conditionally redirect the user), use the "Location:" response header. If the redirection is itself a CGI script, it is easy to URLencode parameters to it in a GET request, but don't forget to escape the URL!
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