We currently have a classic asp 404 error page. By default, it's returning a status code 200 error, and we want it to return a 404 error code. How do you set the status code for a page in classic asp (vbscript)?
Use the Response object:
Response.Status = "404 Not found"
Technically, 200 is a status code OK, not an error, but nevertheless, the basic idea is that you need to tell the Response stream to return 404 (Not found) for the status code. Here's one way to do that.
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i can't get a path response in jmter (http://localhost:3000/X) the reponse message is "not found" with 404 cod,while the path (http://localhost:3000) is working with 200 code any one to help please
you can click to see the response of each path
http://localhost:3000
http://localhost:3000/X
So what?
If you open https://stackoverflow.com/ in JMeter or browser you will get HTTP Status Code 200
If you open https://stackoverflow.com/X in JMeter or browser you will get HTTP Status Code 404 because this URL doesn't have any candidate page.
If you expect the non-existent page to return HTTP status code 404 and don't want JMeter to mark this result as failed - add a Response Assertion as a child of this request and configure it like:
Why Laravel reply 200 http code when MethodNotAllowedHttpException?
I Would like to recieve a diferent code, like 500.
I consume laravel routes using angular or postman, and recieve 200 code and is dificult to deal with this.
Below one example:
This is not a error, but the usage of the dd() dump and die helper method. This will always return a 200.
Find all dd(); methods in your project and it should work and return a proper error code. But secondly due to that error being thrown, it could seem like your url is invalid and or not allowing POST calls.
I am using laravel 5.1 framework, I have set up my site using WAMP.
I have handled the errors whoops as it is giving response header except 200 OK.
Now the problem here is,
sometimes existing routes [i.e. working the very next moment if I try] return 404 page with response header 200 OK.
I am unable to figure it out that in which case it is returning 404 page.
Note that I have my own 404 page designed which I found in the response.
My controller code is as below:
public function create($program_id)
{
$projects = $this->mock->mockprojectlist($program_id);
return view('mocks.create', compact('program_id', 'projects'));
}
Can anyone help me with this?
I have this code somewhere in my controller :
return Redirect::to('event/create')->withErrors($validation);
Why do I get the statusCode 200 and not 302 ?
Thanks
ps: I use Response::json() to verify
It is returning a 302 for the page that the validation errors occurs on.
But then the page you are redirected to will give you a status of 200 (because it loads correctly) - so when you run Response::json() on that page you get 200.
You can test in your browser developer toolkit that a 302 and a 200 is thrown:
I am creating a simulation game (web service), and need to fake those error pages. As far as I know, and can see, there isn't a way to fake a 404, or 500 etc. Is this right? Are we able to do this programmatically?
I know I could just make a 404 page and redirect to it... But I'm trying to make it a little more realistic.
Returning a 404 or 500 status code to the browser (see your programming language's/framework's documentation for how) will send a real one instead of a fake one.
Copy whatever page your server sends for those particular errors (or just read the existing files if you've specified them explicitly) and write that out, then send the right status code along with it. For example, in PHP:
header("HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error");
Here's how I'd do it using PHP:
<?php
header('HTTP/ 404'); //So that the browser thinks it's a legitimate 404 error.
#readfile($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . '/404.html') or die('404 Not Found'); //Replace "/404.html" with your 404 page.
?>