http-status-code-404

问题 I have a htaccess file in a sub folder like so: /subfolder/.htaccess In the htaccess file the following code to set a 404 ErrorDocument ErrorDocument 404 /404.php The issue is the 404 page in the root directory is loaded rather than the one in the /subfolder/ folder. I can't simply change the htaccess file to use /subfolder/404.php because the system is going to be installed in lots of different places. Is there a way to reference the files in the directory that the htaccess is in? 回答1: I

问题 This is my problem: I have a working zend application running on aruba/linux. It seems to work well. I have some controllers: index, user, video, ... if i type "http://www.foo.com/public/" i can reach my index controller and index action. if i type "http://www.foo.com/public/user/register" i can reach my user controller and register action. if i type "http://www.foo.com/public/index/index" the server return url not found :( But the most strange thing is that if i type "http://www.foo.com

问题 we are working on reducing some 'pointless' traffic. if we send valid cache control headers (a-la "do cache") with a 404 response, will modern browsers cache that the requested resource does not exist? we use a custom php based 404 handler that was sending do not cache headers due to session creation, so we removed those. but now are wondering if for resources we are CERTAIN are invalid, should we send proper cache headers? these are public resources btw accessed by the same uri by all users.

问题 I'm looking for some guidance for the correct response code & message when requesting for a resource that forms part of another resource. For example, a GET request on: users/{id} where the user does not exist would return a 404, with a message of user resource not found. My question is, what should the following return when no user resource is found: users/{id}/friends I'm currently returning the same code/message as in the first example. Should I be returning a message relating specifically

问题 Here is the code I have for redirecting unmapped requests to 404 page @RequestMapping("/**") public ModelAndView redirect() { ModelAndView mv = new ModelAndView(); mv.setViewName("errorPage"); return mv; } The above code works fine but the problem is with the web resources like css and js files also go inside this redirect method and it is not loading any of the files. But i already have this code in my dispatcher servlet,but spring controller is not recognizing this resources mapping. <mvc

问题 Is there a way to have the request parameters "forward on" to the custom error file in apache much like [QSA] does on rewrite rules? if i send in www.foo.com/doesnotexist?bar=true and i have this in vhost: ErrorDocument 404 /customerrorpage then it would call customerrorpage with: customerrorpage?bar=true 回答1: I know this is really old question, but it hasn't been answered and so in case someone else is searching the site for the answer I'll share what I know. The Apache 2.2 ErrorDocument

问题 I have a .htaccess file that essentially "removes" the file extension in the web browser (from example.php to example). Here's the code: RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ $1.php [L,QSA] Basically, if the file (about) isn't found, it adds the .php extension (about.php). I want to (if the file still isn't found) redirect the user to 404.php. So if the user loads /page1, and page1.php doesn't exist, it redirects to the 404

问题 Please tell me why this is not working. It was working but has inexplicably decided to stop working. In php I issue a 404 if the page is not found like so. if(checkPageExists($escaped_url_page_name)){ header('HTTP/1.1: 200 OK'); }else{ header("HTTP/1.0 404 Not Found"); die; } My htaccess is php_flag magic_quotes_gpc Off RewriteEngine On RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.php?/$1 [L] ErrorDocument 404 /404.php The 404 page is on

问题 I have a custom 404 error page on my site, but while doing other things on the site, the error page makes it hard to figure out what my missing file problems are because it redirects to a given html or php file and takes the URL of the missing file out of the address bar and replaces it with the URL of the custom error page. So for example, when users log in to the site, I have it link to a php file when they hit submit, but then the browsers takes them straight to the 404 error page, so I

问题 I have a custom 404 error page on my site, but while doing other things on the site, the error page makes it hard to figure out what my missing file problems are because it redirects to a given html or php file and takes the URL of the missing file out of the address bar and replaces it with the URL of the custom error page. So for example, when users log in to the site, I have it link to a php file when they hit submit, but then the browsers takes them straight to the 404 error page, so I