my script in iMacros (Firefox) stops after encountering a 404 error.
This happens despite
SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
and
SET !TIMEOUT_TAG 1
and
SET !TIMEOUT_STEP 3
Does anyone have an idea to prevent this script stopping problem for 404 pages?
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I developed a chatbot with Python and flask, created an environment in ubuntu, and saved all the files in it.
after going to my website, I have to enter a question in the input bar and it has to give me a response.
Instead, it is displaying the below error in ubuntu when I enter a question and click on the send button.
"GET /static/jquery.min.js HTTP/1.1" 404 -
my website:
website image
please help me with my error
Hi I've just downloaded WAMP got everything set up apart from phpadmin. When I click on the phpadmin button it takes to a webpage and has the error sign
HTTP Error 404.0 - Not Found
The resource you are looking for has been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.
Any help would be much appreciated.
When I try to access a page that is not found, Coldfusion 10 provides this error page instead of redirecting to our 404 Page Not Found page. How can I get Coldfusion to redirect to our Page Not Found page instead of providing this error message?
At he point at which the error is thrown the web server is not actually in control of the request. It is waiting for CF to "hand back" the request as string buffer - content to serve.
That means there is an additional step in CF to handle missing templates. You can set (as Adam has said) the missing template handler in the CF admin - or if you are using an Application.cfc you can use the function onMissingTemplate() to do whatever you think is appropriate for a missing cfm page.
Since the request was made for a .cfm page Coldfusion is expected to handle the request, since the file is not found then Coldfusion triggers the standard 404 error. You can do 1 of 2 things:
Set up a 404 template on the Coldfusion administrator, as Mark A Kruger suggested.
Set up the Application.cfc to handle the request by using the onMissingTemplate() function. Here is more documentation on that: http://bit.ly/17k4Ry8
NOTE: You can set up your onMissingTemplate() function to redirect to the actual 404 template, since it sounds like you already have one. This would be considered a Soft 404 to the crawlers.
Good Luck!
Thanks -Al
I have a CSS code that generates http 304:
[08/Nov/2011 15:22:07] "GET /site_media/logo1.gif HTTP/1.1" 304 0
How can I get a workaround using the Django test server? Any clues?
Best Regards,
The 304 code is not an error. You don't need a workaround. It simply means that the static file has not changed since your browser last accessed it
For more information see the Wikipedia explanation of 3xx status codes.
If you're getting 304 with files you did change, you can force reloading in your browser by checking "Disable cache" in your browser's dev tools (on Chrome/ium, right click on webpage -> inspect element -> go to network tab -> disable cache)
in coldfusion how to handle 404 error or page not found error, what will be the code to show custom error message in case any requested page is not found.
Thanks,
Yugal
You have a few options:
In IIS or Apache, change the default 404 error handler to point to a cfm file of your choice.
In Application.cfc, set up the onMissingTemplate function to handle requests for .cfm files that are sent to ColdFusion before the web server checks to see if they actually exist.
Dan