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how do i stop to my blog redirect to a country-specific URL?
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oliviasrodriguez:
Many friends told me that you should stop your blog redirect to a country-specific url on your blog. What should i do now?
Shikha Singh:
Go to your blog inside the Blogger Dashboard and choose Template. Then click the “Edit HTML” button followed by “Proceed.” Next, copy-paste the following code into the template after the <head> tag.
<script type="text/javascript">
// Written by Amit Agarwal
/* Get the full URL of the current blogger page */
var blog = document.location.href.toLowerCase();
/* Do not redirect if the domain is .com already */
if (!blog.match(/\.blogspot\.com/)) {
/* Replace the country TLD with .com and ncr switch */
blog = blog.replace(/\.blogspot\..*?\//, ".blogspot.com/ncr/");
/* Redirect to the new .com URL in the current tab */
window.location.replace(blog);
}
// Source: http://labnol.org/?p=21031
</script>
kareem:
Stop Blogger from Redirecting to Country-Specific Domains
All you have to do is add an ncr/ to the end of the URL - ncr here stands for No Country Redirect.
saravanan28:
Use Custom Domains: The users who are using custom domain will not be affected, since their url structure will remain the same and it will not be redirected ( Refer this). Adding 'ncr' slug to blog url: Adding a 'ncr' slug to your blog url stops the redirection and it shows the actual domain address.
Lishmalinyjames:
One of the easiest ways to block Blogger's redirects is to manually add “/ncr” on to the end of the URL you are working with, in order to stay locked on to the original domain.
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