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What are 404 error pages:
- When you browse the web and a particular page
can not be found by your browser, you are served an error page by the
server of the web site you are visiting, called 404 (which means that the
page does not exist).
- Since the page might only be inaccessible
temporarily it is suggested to hit the Refresh button
on your browser toolbar, or try to visit that page again later.
- Sometimes though you are dealing with a page that really
does not exist anymore physically. In this case you would always be served
the same error message no matter how often you hit that Refresh button.
- Some web site owners do not really care enough for expired,
deleted or otherwise disappeared web pages, so a message similar to the
format used for this dedicated 404 error pages web site is shown instead.
Other, more advanced and more user focused web developers create their own "oooops" pages that are served instead of the generic server generated 404
error pages.
- These
customized 404 error pages serve the purpose of offering the web site user
an apology or alternative way of finding back into the content the web site
deals with, or both.
Wikipedia encyclopedia description of 404 Page Not
Found Errors:
- 404 File Not Found is a message in the case of
a "404 error"; it appears in most web browsers when the connection works,
and the first part of the URL correctly leads to a working web server, but
the rest of the URL specifies a page that does not exist on the server.
- If the connection does not work, or the first
part of the URL is wrong, or the web server does not work, other messages
are generated.
- The 404 error is one of the standard response
codes of the web's HTTP protocol. The first 4 indicates a client error
such as a mistyped URL. The middle 0 refers to a general syntax error. The
last 4 just indicates the specific error in the group of 40x, which in
this case is "URL Not Found". The use of three-digit codes is similar to
the use of such codes in earlier protocols such as FTP and NNTP.
- These errors can be customized on a large
number of such servers, such as Apache, to display a page that could be of
more help than a default. Internet Explorer will not read these pages,
however, unless they are larger than 512 bytes.
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