I have a website running on Drupal 7.
When I am trying to access the URL in the browser it's getting 200 and the site is working fine. But when I put the URL in the GTMetrix it's showing 406 Not Acceptable error.
Click here to see the GTmetrix Screenshot
What is the issue I am getting in GTMetrix? Please help me out of this.
Thanks in advance.
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A web developer reached out to me to inquire if I could prevent the 403 Forbidden status from showing on a Drupal site. Of course I thought they just wanted a redirect to a 404 page or to the home page but that wasn't it. They wanted to know if I code make the 403 status code something else or prevent it from being sent to the browser.
Example: When someone browses to mysite.com/contact, they are sent to mysite.com/homepage by default because of redirection as I changed the how ErrorDocument handles 403 and 404 errors in Apache. However if you open devtools in any browser you can see that a 403 error is thrown.
The developer would like for that indication of the error code to be removed or replaced by something else. I am pretty sure it isn't possible but I have been wrong in the past so asking. I have done some Googling and can't find anything to put me on the path to finding where that is generated server-side to see if I can manipulate it. Any help would be appreciated as to find out if this is possible or not.
I agree with you, it is not possible to "override" 403 and 404 at server-side level.
What it is possible is to override 403 and 404 error pages through twig template, but it is only a frontend option
I just did an SEO test of my site http://www.photographyattic.com using seositecheckup.com. It flagged up pages with 404 errors
From 100 distinct anchor links analyzed, 72 of them seems to be broken.
These pages don't seem to be broken when I view with my browser. Example http://www.photographyattic.com/category-1
Any idea why this would be?
http://www.photographyattic.com/category-1 is sending HTTP status code 404. The page doesn’t have to be broken because of that, you can display whatever you like on 404 pages.
You should send the status code 200 instead.
I set up apache and changed my home directory to my
desktop/project.
I created a webpage and when I try to open it with http:// localhost/app/index.html, and the website works properly without any problem. But when I give the link as http:// 127.0.0.1/app/index.html I get a error 403 Forbidden.
Thanks in advance. Any help will be appreciated.
I can access certain links from my site with no issue. However, if I try and manually type in the same URL as the link/button I get a 403 error.
FOr instance http://www.sumobid.com/logout.php
I have verfied the permissions on the file but am still getting the error.
This is on a dedicated server.
Any ideas?
Sounds like you're not logged in for the second case. I.e., you can't logout if you're not logged in.
Edit: I.e., it seems as if the app is throwing a 403 for pages that require auth but don't have it. (As opposed to, say, redirecting to the login page.)
Seems I fixed my own problem. It turns out that I had inadvertently turned on LinkProtection in cPanel. Once that was disabled everything started working as it should
I have a WebForms page (.aspx) that accepts parameters via get / post and returns XML. This works in all browsers except for Safari where I get this gem:
Safari can’t open the page [URL]. The error was: “unknown error”
(CFURLErrorDomain:303) Please choose Report Bugs to Apple from the Help menu,
note the error number, and describe what you did before you saw this message.
Anyone see this before or know what it means?
UPDATE:
The web service is working for the http:// protocol, but fails under https://
Thank you, this did the trick for us.
context.Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", FilInfo.Length.ToString())
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I had the same problem. Worked via HTTP, didn't via HTTPS. Adding the Content-Length header fixed it for me:
Context.Response.AddHeader("Content-Length", result.Length)
Context.Response.Write(result)
Is it really Safari or is it Webkit? That is have you tried it with Chrome and/or Konquerer? It's possible that may give you an additional clue.