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  • April 18, 2019
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Hi,

Is it possible to perform a 301 redirect using Target? Example taken from Chrome that appears to be a redirect being performed by Target:

Request URL:

https://www.stuff.com/aaa/test.html?adobe_mc_sdid=SDID%3H42J07DPD00BA6912-5AB50E33E6E3E6H6%7CMCORGID%3D94B35888557Z99487K000101%40AdobeOrg%7CTS%3G1655490169&adobe_mc_ref=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.stuff.com%2Faaa%2Fa-test.html

Request Method: GET

Status Code: 301 /aaa/somewhere-else.html

I ask because we are unable to see a server side redirect taking place, but is the browser somehow interpreting this as a 301 redirect?

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Best answer by ryanr7

Hi jamesa290285​,

That redirect appears to be from the stuff.com server, redirecting the www subdomain to just stuff.com. If you have client-side deployment of Target (at.js on your pages) there is no way to 301 redirect experiences of a test. Target is only called after the page has started loading.

If you have a server-side deployment of Target it should be possible to configure 301 redirects based on a response from Target. It would require some setup on your server to facilitate this though.

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April 18, 2019

Hi jamesa290285​,

That redirect appears to be from the stuff.com server, redirecting the www subdomain to just stuff.com. If you have client-side deployment of Target (at.js on your pages) there is no way to 301 redirect experiences of a test. Target is only called after the page has started loading.

If you have a server-side deployment of Target it should be possible to configure 301 redirects based on a response from Target. It would require some setup on your server to facilitate this though.