Jun 12

This week I'm working on redoing a web site, and in the process I'm consolidating some FAQ pages to make them more useful. The bad part is, links to those pages are already in the search engines, so I need a way to tell search engines that these pages have moved. This is accomplished with a "redirect" and like most things with computers, there are multiple ways to get it done. I chose to make PHP do the work, and found out how to do it here:

How to Redirect a Web Page

When you're reorganizing your site, it's very important to use redirects to preserve your search engine rankings, and also to make the transition smooth for your visitors. You don't want them getting a "Page not found" error when they click through to your site! 

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