SEO and 301 redirects - Can they have relative paths or must they be absolute?

Per The Standard RFC 2616, "The Location field value consists of a single absolute URI." Using a relative URI in any "Location:" header (301 or otherwise) violates the standard and puts you at the mercy of strangers - the authors of browsers, spiders, etc. It's MUCH simpler, safer, and sounder, to follow the standard -- always use absolute URIs in your location headers!

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