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I'll try to explain as best I can. Within a few days I will have some sources of traffic coming to a sales page which will not be completed at that time. I want to temporarily reroute that traffic to an older sales page which is functional, but when my new page is done--have those sources of traffic route visitors to my new page.

My objective is to have the URL for the rerouted traffic be that of my new sales page even though it is now up yet--thus my need to redirect.

Is a meta redirect or javascript best? Maybe there is a php way but I'm not up on that--I guess I could learn. Help would be much appreciated. --Mike
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  • Profile picture of the author Gail Sober
    You can do a 302 (temporary) redirect with .htaccess

    This would probably be the easiest way because you can just delete it when the new page is ready.

    Instructions:
    302 Redirect
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