How to Ie open a 302 redirect inside a link?

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usually,ie open to a URL first need call a InternetConnect ,such as www.google.com call InternetConnect with www.google.com param,but!
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if open a php with code
header("Location: http://www.microsoft.com");
get a 302 rediret,now when ie to call a internetconnect,site www.microsoft.com already show final
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at all.....pls tell me ,IE how to open a 302 rediret inside a link?what's a API?

Posted 15-Apr-14 18:02pm

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Bernhard Hiller · Answer 1 · 2014-04-15T21:20:00

Response codes are sent by the web server. With codes between 300-399, the server tells the browser that the resource is currently/temporarily/permanently not available on the requested URL, but can be found instead at a different location. For the user of a web browser, it would be terribly inconvenient if he had to read that redirection message and then manually navigate to the new address, consequently any web browser automatically follows the redirection.