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It's a vague spec, and IE behaves differently than every other browser out there. It's vague enough that they added additional redirection codes (303 and 307).
by technoweenie 15y ago
It's a vague spec, and IE behaves differently than every other browser out there. It's vague enough that they added additional redirection codes (303 and 307).
- dw0rm 15y agoI see your point. Although, I've been using 303 redirect for this purpose in my app after reading the specs, and haven't experienced any problems yet. So maybe you should consider switching to 303.