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I want to redirect a user to a url through javascript after they click on a link. Now is there any way to send custom http headers along with this request. I want to send a particular cookie value with the request headers.
The url in question does not belong to my domain.
Is it possible to do it? If yes, how?
No.
You can set custom headers if you are using XMLHttpRequest (although it might ban you from setting a
Cookieheader), but not otherwise (and a redirect is otherwise).