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Given something like

Router.route('/blah/:stuff', function () {
  // respond with a redirect
}, {where: 'server'});

How to do the redirect? is there something built in? or do I have to craft it myself?

This is using Meteor 1.0 / Iron Router 1.0

Keith Nicholas
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In server routes, you can access node's response object. Given your example, a 302 redirect could look like this:

Router.route('/blah/:stuff', function () {

  var redirectUrl = 'http://example.org/' + this.params.stuff;

  this.response.writeHead(302, {
    'Location': redirectUrl
  });

  this.response.end();

}, {where: 'server'});
leoweigand
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  • @SimoneM It's up to the client to re-POST to the proper URI. HTTP 301 or 302 are only meant to inform the browser that there is a new URI to use. – Micah Henning Oct 18 '16 at 02:14