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Question I wanted to implement a very simple HTTP error response feedback page.
- Thread starter ttp
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No, that's not what I meant. I don't need a custom error response page document, I want the server to just give the browser an error response code and let the browser show its page to the screen, example pages: [redacted] (response code: 400), [redacted] (response code 404), the server doesn't The server does not provide documentation for the error page.
This is the feedback page I want to have this effect
So you want the browser itself handling the error responses instead of the server? In my honest opinion, that isn't very user friendly. I'd rather have the server serve up a custom error document linking back to the home page or something (like with my wordpress instance it just goes back to the homepage when a page doesn't exist) instead of the browser's error response.
Yes, you do understand what I mean! The reason I wanted to use such an effect is because my site only needs to host static resources and I thought it would be cool. I don't know how to achieve it, I've tried deleting the nginx or apache software error files and the plesk pre-made error files, but it didn't achieve the effect I wanted.
It's a similar effect to https://pbs.twimg.com
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