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I understand that most of the languages support server side redirects (asp.net: Response.Redirect, PHP: header( 'newpage' ) ; ) . You could also do a redirect with JavaScript (window.location.href="newLocationURL") . When would you choose one over the other ? With respect to ASP.net/IIS7(app pool in Integrated mode,enable 32 bit apps=false), I noticed that even when the page has a 302 header, the whole page body is sent to the client side. And I believe this is not the case with PHP , only headers are sent ? To quote Redirect on client side means following steps:Client-side -> Server-side -> Client-side -> Server-side -> Client-side. Redirect on Server-Side means:Client-side -> Server-side -> Client-side (headers only)* -> Server-side -> Client-side. Is there a W3C standard or server side redirect implementation differ from one web server technology to another ? Edit: I am only concerned about Response.Redirect (in asp.net) and not server.transfer, at least for this discussion
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