Please explain to me the different types of web page errors. I know a few of them but you guys can help me to know in depth.
A very common and popular error is 404 page not found that indicates server does not found anything on the requested location.
Quote from: Anu on June 11, 2019, 10:07:58 AM
A very common and popular error is 404 page not found that indicates server does not found anything on the requested location.
Yes, I know 404 error and also fixed the same for my blog.
Different types of Web Page errors are :
1. HTTP Error 401
> This error occurs when a site visitor tries to access the restricted page but doesn't have authority to do so, mostly due to failed login attempts.
2. HTTP Error 400
> This error is a message from a server, that tells you that the application that you are using (e.g. the browser) accessed it incorrectly or the request has somehow been corrupted on the way.
3. HTTP Error 404
> HTTP error occurs, when a user tries to access a page that no longer exists. Reasons behind this error could be broken links, typing wrong URL or webmaster has moved the requested page to somewhere else (or might have deleted that page).
Quote from: Maneet on June 08, 2019, 05:12:15 PM
Please explain to me the different types of web page errors. I know a few of them but you guys can help me to know in depth.
The commonly encountered errors with HTTP status codes are as follows:
- 400 Bad Request.
- 401 Unauthorized.
- 403 Forbidden.
- 404 Not Found.
- 500 Internal Server Error.
- 502 Bad Gateway.
- 503 Service Unavailable.
- 504 Gateway Timeout.
I hope the given information is sufficient for you.
There is a various error that happens on the web page. Some of them are listed below:
1) 400 - Bad Request
The 400 bad request error is an HTTP status code that user send as a request to the server, which is very simple to load a web page but sometime it might be incorrect or corrupted that server doesn't understand it.
2) 401 - Authentication Required
In this type of error, a page needs a user name and password to access it. In case, you try to access it without password and user name then you get a 401 - Authentication Required message.
3) 403 - Forbidden
You will come across forbidden errors when any user tries to access a directory, file, or script without appropriate permissions.
This is a very common error that indicates there's a problem with the website displaying, but you don't get the details. However, null .htaccess files, or null rules in them, commonly cause 500 errors with Linux hosting accounts. Whereas in Windows, it's most commonly null requests through a web.config file.
Here is a list of errors which I am aware of:
1. 400 - Bad Request
2. 401 - Authentication Required
3. 403 - Forbidden
4. 404 - Not found
5. 408 - Request Time - Out
6. 410 - Gone
7. 500 - Internal server error
8. 502 - Bad gateway
9. 503 - Service Temporarily Unavailable
10. 504 - Gateway Time - Out