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Vernon Fowler

Welcome To The 404 Checker - 0 views

404checker.com

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shared by Vernon Fowler on 22 Apr 13 - No Cached
  • Check the HTTP Status code being returned by a partcular webpage, image or document. Useful for checking that your custom error pages are returning the correct codes.
  • View the full header returned from a HTTP request. Useful for debugging, optimisation and for general interest. Click the icon next to each header directive for more information about that item.
  • The link checker will fetch all links on a page and check each in turn for their status. Useful for location broken links on a page.
  • Vernon Fowler on 22 Apr 13
     
    "404 Checker is a website full of webmaster tools and information about your website, internet connections and protocols. Please consult the list below for information about the tools available. The information section (accessable from the menu on the left) contains information about HTTP Status Codes, and also instructions about how you can customise your servers response to these codes. The references section contains information about where to get more information."
Vernon Fowler

How to enable keep-alive for faster page speed - 0 views

varvy.com/...keep-alive.html

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shared by Vernon Fowler on 19 Apr 17 - No Cached
  • Enable keep-alive using .htaccess If you do not have access to your webserver config file you can enable keep-alive yourself using an .htaccess file. <ifModule mod_headers.c> Header set Connection keep-alive </ifModule> Adding this to your .htaccess file will add keep alive headers to your requests, which will override most webserver or host limitations.
  • Some people mistakenly believe that they do not have to worry about this because HTTP connections nowadays are by default persistent (keep-alive enabled). While this is true, many people use shared hosting environments or web servers that may close connections unbeknownst to the user. This is done for performance reasons
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