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HTTP 302 is a status code used in the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to indicate a temporary redirection of a Web page. When a Web server returns an HTTP 302 status code, it means that the requested resource has been temporarily moved to another location. It can also mean that the resource is only available for a limited time.
How HTTP 302 status code works for temporary redirects
This status code is often used when a Web site or Web page is temporarily unavailable, such as due to maintenance work or when a page has been moved to a different URL. When a Web browser receives an HTTP 302 status code, the browser is automatically redirected to the new location or URL specified in the response. HTTP 302 redirects are often invisible to users because browsers automatically retrieve the new location and display the correct page. This status code is widely used when implementing URL redirects or managing the structure of a Web site. It allows Web site owners to direct users to new locations without having to manually change the URL.
