http-status-code-404

The Problem: I send GET or POST request with jQuery.ajax and get an error handler triggered with 404. The thing is, I have used a sniffer to check an answer from server and it is a valid 200 response with a correct JSON (returned by Python json.dumps). And something weird: after this call ends up with 404 a browser reloads the page. Everything lives in the same domain (and subdomain too). jQuery call: $.ajax({type: "POST", url: "/m/auth/login", data: {x: "y"}, success: function(result) {}, error: function(xhr) {}, dataType: "json"}); Response as seen by sniffer with payload decompressed: HTTP

I have a simple form that posts to an HttpPost action method, which returns its corresponding view. My issue is that I'm getting a 404 Not Found error. Oddly enough, if I change the form method and the attribute on the action method to a GET , then it works and the TestMethod view is displayed. It seems I'm missing something for using POST , but my posts in other controllers work fine (e.g. account login and registration). Note the AllowAnonymous attribute is a custom attribute to be able to specify the controllers or actions that allow anonymous access, as opposed to specifying (via the

Pretty sure based on various examples (like the one here ) I set things up correctly: 1) I created a file 'notfound.html' in the root directory of my site 2) I'm running xampp, ie. Apache web server, so based on the stuff I've read, Apache looks for a notfound.html in the root directory of a site when a non-existent page is typed in the browser, such as www.mysite.com/NotAValidPage.html and uses that notfound.html for the 404 error message Here's what I've tried and the result of each attempt: 1test) I put my own notfound.html in my site's root directory and enter a non-existent page 1result)

To reduce the number of requests across our site we are using CSS data-URIs rather than linking to external images. For some reason, these data-URIs are occasionally still being logged as a 404 request against our servers. Why would this be happening? Random details: We are using Splunk to track Happens with multiple data-URIs Happens on all browsers On multiple pages throughout our site Our QA has not been able to duplicate the issue Below are the results from a specific data-URI Relevant CSS file - ( http://c.mfcreative.com/lib/tgn/combo.ashx?14/css/v1/main.css ) Unminified version of same

I have designed a basic content management system in Django that uses the database to track Article objects, then displays these Article objects on my website. Each Article uses template tags that I frequently update. Occasionally, I will accidentally break one or more articles on my site when I update a template tag. For example, if I change the required arguments for a template tag referenced by a given article, and forget to update the template tag code within that article, the article will break, resulting in a 404. I would like an easy way to ensure that all of my article pages are still

I have a Magento 1.7 web width 2 stores in different languages width a direffent domain for each store. When I enabled products for the second store, the public product pages of the second store stopped functioning. Now are 404 error, but the first store product pages continue to perform well. All other pages work correctly. http://www.bioaigua.es/grower-abono-de-crecimiento.html - OK http://www.bioaigua.net/rooty-enhances-the-formation-of-roots.html - 404 error Any idea? Nerjuz Go to your DB and run this SQL query: INSERT INTO `report_event_types` (`event_type_id`, `event_name`, `customer