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Posted by Tips on 01/02/07 07:18
"David" <dgawf@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>I want to be able to see the source code a website used for its
> 404.shtml. The page itself simply redirects you to the homepage but I
> want to know how the webmaster did it so seemlessly. Any ideas how to
> get it? There is no chance to press the stop button because it is like
> the page never comes up and when you load the 404 page it is the index.
> I do not know if any of this makes sense but the page is
> http://www.starfool.com/404.shtml
You can try Firefox with the LiveHTTPheaders extension. Open that extension
from the tools menu and when you request the page it will tell you the
headers being sent (301, 302, 404, etc.).
If it is not being redirected with headers, then use the Firefox Web
Developer Toolbar to disable JavaScript to see if that is the method. You
can also use the toolbar to disable meta-redirects.
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