redirect loop

“This Webpage has a redirect loop” is the error that occurs when your website has redirect loops. You also can see an error “Error 310 (net::ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS): there were too many redirects”. Modern browsers are able to detect such redirect loops and they break the cycle by displaying an error message:

When you redirect one URL to another, this should be a linear flow. But at times we unknowingly complicate the matter by doing too many redirects and thereby inadvertently causing a loop.

In order to solve this error, there are two ways:

• clear your browser cookies

This problem may be caused either at the client end or the server end. If there is no redirection loop on the server side, the problem is likely to be solved just by deleting cookies in your browser.

• check .htaccess for the domain

If after deleting cookies, the error is still there, it is most likely a problem with the webpage and as a visitor you can’t do anything about it. If you’re a visitor, you can try to visit the same URL in another browser. If more than one browsers are showing the “This Webpage has a Redirect Loop” error, it is most likely to be a server side issue. If you’re a developer who is facing redirect loop problem, please check your .htaccess file. Please verify if there are any cyclic or too many redirection codes.