Common Web Page Errors?

[hoangvu]

I'd like to know about common web page errors like 403 error, 500 Internal Server Error,..etc...I didn't know how to fix them when I got the problems like that.

Please share me

 

[Alex Thompson]

@Robert
When you visit a website, including the wordpress site or not, you see webpages appear the following errors. Based on the errors that you will know websites getting which errors and how to fix it.

404 File Not Found: pages, files which you accessed, was deleted or because you typed the wrong path

403 Forbidden/Access Denied: When you type the wrong password to access a folder on the website, you will receive this message, this set is a security measure for the administrator

400 Bad File Request: Error in syntax type...wrong path or the wrong type of position dots, commas.

408 Request Timeout: This error notification server has stopped due to meet the information specified time. The cause is due to server processes information slowly, transmission line is congested or required file size is too large.

500 Internal Server Error: This is a common error often happened by webmasters for that site, they can make wrong command in httacess file cause this error.

501 Not Implemented: Error unable to perform your request to the site

502 Service Temporarily Overloaded: Error 502 due to congestion, network switches may be accessed by more people than should cause overcrowding or the entire bandwidth.

503 Service Unavailable: these errors due to server busy or overloaded or the server is changed or your network is "broken"

Unable to Locate Host: The website has hosted on a dead server or Internet connection is down or a mistyped address cause of this error.

Connection Refused by Host: A polite way to tell you that you typed wrong password or you do not have permission to view this page.

Above is common webpage errors, from now, when you enter a site and see one of these errors then you can know why it got the error

Hope it helps!

 

[TejasWebHosting]

It is important that you know all of the status codes a web server can throw (not just the errors). One of the most import is the 200 status code which means "ok". 200 means that your request was processed successfully.

100 - Informational codes
200 - Success codes
300 - Redirection codes
400 - Client error codes
500 - Server error codes

Rather than go through the entire list (there are easily 50+) codes.... I would recommend you review this link and or bookmark it for when the need arises again:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes

With time you will be able to use them to your advantage.

In summary, learning HTTP error codes is useful, but make sure you know and understand the entire library of them for best results.

Have a great weekend...