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Can custom error page be a deleted page?

I mean if i pick a link for a page  which is

http://www.myownsite.com/page55.html


and then post this link to certain place,

and then if i delete that link from the control panel of my site,

after that, if somebody click on the link, on that place where i posted it,

will he be shown the 404 error message?

I'm afraid I don't understand your question at all.  COULD you rephrase?Following are the various Error pages:

[size=16]400 (Bad request)
401 (Authorization required)
403 (Forbidden)
404 (Wrong page)
500 (Internal server error)
[/size]

If somebody types a wrong URL, then he gets the 404 message.

Suppose a webpage of your site has the URL as:

http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo1.html

and if somebody type it in his address bar as:

http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo.html

or as:

http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo1.htm

Then he is typing the wrong URL, and he would get the following message


[size=26]Not Found[/size]
[size=18]The requested URL /ppp/jojo.html was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
Apache/1.3.37 Server at www.yourownsite.com Port 80[/size]


My question is:

if i post the link
http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo1.html

at some classified site

and after that I go to my site's control panel and delete the webpage
http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo1.html

so that it is not in my site anymore,

what typeof error message anyone who clicks on the link
http://www.yourownsite.com/ppp/jojo1.html

on that classified site would RECEIVE?

Would it be a

404 error message
400 error message
500 error message


This I am asking because i have already posted a link on some site and now want to delete the link.

Depending on what type of message it is i canreconfigure the error page HTML code.


Gotcha.  Most web SERVERS would return a 404 in this case.  404 SIMPLY means the page isn't there (whether or not it previously existed).



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