Closed albertvolkman closed 7 years ago
This is somewhat, the intended behavior, if unfortunate, in that you could have a .asp
file on your site which you'd like other to download. The best workaround is to set the redirect to /file.asp/
, which will really create /file.asp/index.html
, which should serve the redirect with an HTML document type.
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I have an old site with a
/file.asp
path, that I'd like to redirect to/file
. However, the browser is interpreting the .asp as a file and downloading it instead of redirecting.