jiblethead wrote in post #999139:> Maybe a bit off-topic here, but I have a site "mysite.com" and an
> action that will take "mysite.com/keyword" and find the most
> appropriate page for that keyword. I did it as a way to handle old
> bookmarks that I can''t control, but still provide content
that''s
> useful (instead of 404 error, for example).
>
> Server returns the correct page with a 302 redirect.
>
> I think this behavior would happen elsewhere in an application as
> well.
I''m pretty sure that anywhere redirect_to is used in it sends a 302
redirect by default. You can also specify other redirect status codes in
the options.
> Any thoughts on the use of actions catching keywords to serve the
> right page, and the impact of the resulting 302 on SEO?
I don''t know the impact on SEO, however 302 - Found status codes are
very common on the web so I would expect Google''s engine to be smart
enough to deal with them. I''m not the right person to ask though.
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