http-status-code-404

I have tried to create a new module for the magento admin section. I have seen many topics on this problem but none of them solved my issue. I have created a file in app/etc/modules/ named Company_CustomList.xml <?xml version="1.0"?> <config> <modules> <Company_CustomList> <active>true</active> <codePool>local</codePool> </Company_CustomList> </modules> </config> Then in app/code/local/Company/CustomList I have created the following files: app/code/local/Company/CustomList/Block/List.php <?php class Company_CustomList_Block_List extends Mage_Core_Block_Template { // necessary methods } ?> app

I've been reading through the other posts on this topic tried what was suggested in the post and still having the same issue. I can run my php in an external browser but not in the eclipse browser. The workspace in the htdoc directory. I have gone through the debugger and Run Configurations as well. I'm running xampp along with eclipse. So in eclipse I have a php file to run I select run as webpage: This is what happens. Object not found! The requested URL was not found on this server. If you entered the URL manually please check your spelling and try again If you think this is a server error,

I have not found any tutorials out there that address how to "properly" create a 404 page in this specific version of Laravel 5.6. I found some outdated once that is a bit different that how Laravel 5.6 works. Any inputs will help. I found the answer by reading the Laravel Docs "Custom HTTP Error Pages". Create a "Errors" Folder under "/resources/views/" and create a file named "404.blade.php" then add this code: @extends('../layouts.app') @section('content') <div id="login-container" class="container-fluid" style="background-color: lightgray;"> <div class="row"> <div class="col-md-12 mt-1 mb

i have a litte question.. i want to disable the direct access to my included files. (example header.tpl.php, footer.tpl.php, confic.inc.php, db-connect.inc.php ect.) but first let me explain what i wanna do i want to all allow the access for my included files (index.php) and disable the files with a 404 header for direct access. now i found some cool php snippet and modified it (404 header and 404 include) in my index.php is this code: define('MY_APP',true); in my templatefiles is this code: if(!defined('MY_APP')) { header('HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found'); include('./../error/404.php'); die; } do you

I have a CodeIgniter application that's generally working how I'd like it to, but occasionally a user will go to a page that does not exist and is greeted with an unfriendly error. I'd like to detect the error automatically and display useful information to the user (not PHP errors). I read the user guide of CodeIgniter, but I couldn't find any relevant section. How do I handle a page-not-found error in CodeIgniter and display my own custom content? If you're looking at handling errors with your own custom page, you can modify the error templates found in application/errors . If you have a

I have .htaccess currently set up to rewrite anything without a period or slash to the equivalent with a .php extension (so "foo" internally pulls up "foo.php") via the following: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !(.*)\.php RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME}\.php -f RewriteRule ^([^/.]+)$ $1.php [L,NS] However, I'd like direct requests for "foo.php" come back with a 404 as though the file didn't exist (just as if someone tried "foo.asp" or "foo.blargh"). I know there's the [F] and [G] flags, but I don't want "forbidden" (403)

Lets say you had a page with a view param, like /widgets?widgetId=1 <f:metadata> <f:viewParam name="widgetId" value="#{widgetIdMB.widgetId}" converter="#{widgetIDConverter}" /> </f:metadata> So, less say your converter throws a ConverterException , because someone tried to navigate to /widgets?widgetId=1000000 , which doesn't exist in the database. Is there a way to send the person to the 404 page when that happens? EDIT: I used a converter to convert the value. If the value can't be looked up in the database, the converter returns null, rather than throwing a ConverterException. Then I use a

I'm serving jpeg images from dirPath using http.FileServer with: http.Handle("/o/", http.StripPrefix( path.Join("/o", dirPath), http.FileServer(http.Dir(dirPath)))) What I don't understand is how to log when a request is made for a file that does not exist. I can see http.FileServer returning 404 page not found when I make a request with the browser, but not on the server console. The http.Handler s returned by http.StripPrefix() and http.FileServer() do not log HTTP 404 errors. You have to extend their functionality in order to achieve what you want. We can wrap the http.Handler value