Content-Location
The HTTP Content-Location header indicates an alternative service, or location, for the resource.
Usage
The HTTP Content-Location header is often part of the Content Negotiation process and indicates a direct URL to the resource. Unlike the Location header, which concerns the HTTP response in general, the Content-Location header is related to the resource itself.
Response
Content-Location: <resource_url>
Takeaway
The Content-Location header indicates a specific or relative URL for the resource.
See also
Last updated: June 2, 2022