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Windows Server Forum / IIS / IIS General Topics / December 2005Change HTTP Header returned to client.
I configured IIS to redirect error 404 to the default page of the site. Is there anyway to send http code 404 in the default page ? I Forgot to tell that I am using ASP.NET If using IIS Custom Error page, then make sure it is a URL Custom Error page to an ASP page and use Response.Status to change the code to "404". If using ASP.Net-specific Custom Error, figure out how to do something similar within ASP.Net. The question is mostly not an IIS question since when IIS sends a Custom Error, it always sends the necessary HTTP Status Code -- but when you use Custom Error Page generated via some dynamic handler like ASP/ASP.Net, you are responsible for doing the right thing regarding status code. IIS no longer owns the request. Re: Terminology -- HTTP Status Code is NOT the same as "HTTP Header".  Signature//David IIS http://blogs.msdn.com/David.Wang This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. // >I Forgot to tell that I am using ASP.NET Thanks, I found this late this night. When IIS redirects 404 error to a custom page the QueryString contains the error # and the page that raised the error. I can check the QueryString on the default page to know if browser is comming from an error page or not. In aspx the code is Response.StatusCode = 404 |
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