Redirection using replace function Another way to redirect to a web page in jQuery is by using the replace function of the window. Here is an example of how to use this function for redirection: window. Redirection using window assign function You can also use the window.
This function adds a new URL to the history stack and redirected to the new URL, which means, unlike replace function you can use the back button to go back to the original document. Here is how you can use this method to redirect to a new url window. Redirection using navigate function This function is the same as window. Here is an example to use the navigate function for redirection to a new page window. Though this is not the ideal way of using jQuery and but since we all use jQuery for different needs in a web project, it makes sense to leverage it for whatever feature we can.
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You have multiple pages whose content varies based on location, language, browsers, or other factors based on which you redirect users to the most suitable page. All of these are practically achieved through the Location object that contains URL information. There are a few ways to do this, by fiddling around with different properties of the Location object. In this tutorial, we'll take a look at how to redirect a user to a different webpage in JavaScript and what to look out for to minimize the potential negative SEO impact.
The window. It's technically a read-only property, though, nevertheless, we can manipulate it by assigning new values DOMString s to its properties.
The windows prefix in windows. The location. Changing the href property will automatically also navigate the user to the new href value. Changing the href property is as easy as simply assigning a new value to it:.
It's worth noting that you can redirect a user to a domain other than the domain they're currently on with this approach, though, security issues can arise from this, so the practice should be avoided if possible. Redirection is typically tied to some sort of event, such as pressing a button that redirects a user to a different webpage, or other events, such as a user performing some operation on a website uploading an image on social media, after which they're redirected to that post, for example.
Let's write a simple function that redirects a user on the click of a button:. This is actually the preferred approach to redirecting users compared to setting the href property, since it also checks for the safety of the provided url , throwing an exception if it's not a safe destination.
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