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pages, chances are your site is returning the incorrect HTTP status codes for the errors that your users are experiencing (hopefully as few as possible!). Sure, http status code c# your users see a pretty error page just fine, but your users c# set response status code aren’t always flesh and blood. Search engine crawlers are also your users (in a sense), and they don’t care about c# return http status code the pretty pictures and funny one-liners on your error pages; they care about the HTTP status codes returned. For example, if a request for a page that was removed consistently returns c# webresponse status code a 404 status code, a search engine will remove it from its index. However, if it doesn’t and instead returns the wrong error code, the search engine may leave the page in its index. This is what happens if your non-existent pages don't return the correct status code! Unfortunately, ASP.NET custom error pages don’t return the correct error codes. Here’s your typical ASP.NET custom
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error page configuration that goes into the Web.config:
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MSFT ‹ Previous Thread|Next Thread › Print Share Twitter Facebook Email Shortcuts Active http status code enum java Threads Unanswered Threads Unresolved Threads Support Options Advanced Search Reply Niall20 Member 35 Points 991 Posts Get Status Code of error c# http status code description Aug 29, 2008 05:02 AM|Niall20|LINK When an error occurs on my site, I redirect users to a error page, like so in the web.config "RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="Error.aspx /"> Is there anyway in Error.aspx http://www.digitallycreated.net/Blog/57/getting-the-correct-http-status-codes-out-of-asp.net-custom-error-pages to find the error status code (eg 404 etc)? I want to display an error message based on the status code. Reply G0ggy Member 659 Points 297 Posts Re: Get Status Code of error Aug 29, 2008 07:01 AM|G0ggy|LINK Have a read of this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308132 It explains the different methods for custom error reporting. Remember to mark as answer the solution which helped you. Reply ruckfules http://forums.asp.net/t/1312621.aspx?Get+Status+Code+of+error Member 745 Points 158 Posts Re: Get Status Code of error Aug 29, 2008 07:01 AM|ruckfules|LINK Hi, you can use like follows;
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