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- With this simple script you simply edit a few variables at the top of the script, set a url to the page you want, and itll go to that page, get all the links, and check each link to see if its &"dead&" or not. Allows you to set what word or words define a dead page, such as 404 or 500.
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- Customized 404 and other default error pages improve user experience and reduce abandonment rates by maintaining the look and feel of your site and offering alternate page destinations. Unfortunately, setting them up in Microsoft IIS usually requires...
- This example demonstrates how to serve a custom page to users whenever a 404 error occurs as well as log the user info such as ip, referer, request, agent into a database.
- Everyone has seen an HTTP 404 error at some point. You follow a link on a web page, and BOOM - File not found. Perhaps the author spelt it incorrectly, or the page was uploaded to the server by mistake. This tutorial''ll show you how to handle t...
- The basic 404 error or file not found page serves two specific purposes. Firstly, to alert the user that the item they were expecting is
not currently available. Secondly, to alert the
webmaster that a file is missing or a link is targeting somet...
- No one likes to see 404 pages and it''s even worse when you find one on your own site. This tutorila explains how to make the 404 page useful to the user and notify yourself so you can fix them ASAP.