redirection hop

[lieven23]

How can i construct a redirection hop?

[kobra]

How can i construct a redirection hop?

Windows server or Linux server

Really a question for your hosting provider

[lieven23]

for a Linux server

[kobra]

Should have also asked what you believe a " redirection hop" is?
It is not a standard description that I am aware of

What is it you want it to do?

[lieven23]

details from IIS7 internet information services:

The link to "http://www.afro-masks.com/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=1" has resulted in HTTP redirection to "http://www.afro-masks.com/afrikaanse-maskers-c-1.html".
Search engines can only pass page rankings and other relevant data through a single redirection hop. Using unnecessary redirects can have a negative impact on page ranking.

recommandet action:

If redirection is not the intended behavior, consider replacing the link URL to point directly to the destination URL.

[kobra]

details from IIS7 internet information services:

Is not a Linux server

[g1smd]

You need to alter the links on the page to no longer point to the URL with parameters, but instead directly point to the new format URL.

That's an edit to the scripting in at least several places.

[lieven23]

Yes ofcourse IIS7 is a microsoft server , but i'm only using it to see the wrong and goods on my site..(violations)
But my actual site works on a Linux server. That i'm sure.

[g1smd]

If redirection is not the intended behavior, consider replacing the link URL to point directly to the destination URL.

Clicking any site-internal navigation link should always take you to the right URL without passing through a redirect.

Redirects should be used to 'correct' incoming non-canonical linking from other sites, and for tidying up references to old URLs stored in searchengine databases, but not (unless absolutely necessary) to fix incorrect internal linking.

Incorrect internal linking should be fixed by editing the link (by editing the scripting that runs the site) to point directly to the correct URL.

[lieven23]

Clicking any site-internal navigation link should always take you to the right URL without passing through a redirect.

Redirects should be used to 'correct' incoming non-canonical linking from other sites, and for tidying up references to old URLs stored in searchengine databases, but not (unless absolutely necessary) to fix incorrect internal linking.

Incorrect internal linking should be fixed by editing the link (by editing the scripting that runs the site) to point directly to the correct URL.

How in gods name do you do that?