Closed gjtorikian closed 10 years ago
Sometimes you don't want to followlocation.
followlocation
Suppose you're navigating a sitemap and you're fetching the content. URL A has a redirect to URL B. In that instance, fetching URL A and URL B yields the same information. But you don't necessarily give a hoot about URL A in this instance.
Makes sense. Added you as a collaborator. Thanks for giving this little Gem some :heart:. Couldn't believe nothing existed.
Sometimes you don't want to
followlocation
.Suppose you're navigating a sitemap and you're fetching the content. URL A has a redirect to URL B. In that instance, fetching URL A and URL B yields the same information. But you don't necessarily give a hoot about URL A in this instance.