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Page auto directing to /#/id0 but no 301 in place?

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curveballmedia Subscriber last edited by

I'm a little perplexed and hope someone technically savvy can help.

Wordpress site.

Our page: www.curveball-media.co.uk/animation

Redirects to: www.curveball-media.co.uk/animation/#/id0

I cannot see any reason for this. No 301s, nothing.
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CraigBradford last edited by

Hi,

I don't see a redirect either. I tried fetching from the UK and the USA and neither redirected me. Are you still having this problem?

Craig
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Martijn_Scheijbeler last edited by

Hi,

It doesn't do this redirect for me on Chrome right now, but looking at the URL it seems to be a JavaScript redirect that is done somewhere on the client side rather than the server side. Hope that helps a bit.

Martijn.
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