Setting Server Response Codes
For ASP, use the following code:
<%
response.buffer = true
response.status = "200 OK"
%>
Setting the response buffer is helpful if you are going to redirect someplace else. Remember that
the
response.buffer must come before any output is sent to the response. If you're using IIS5
or newer think about using
server.transfer instead of
response.redirect. It's trouble
getting
response.redirect to not send a 302 redirect header.
For CFM, use the following code:
<cfheader statuscode="200" statustext="OK">
Coldfusion, as usual, doesn't require much hoop jumping to get this to work, it just does.
For PHP, use the following code:
<?php
header("HTTP/1.0 200 OK");
?>
That is all of the examples I can come up with off the top of my head.
If you need to set a
response code other than "200 OK" refer to the
list of available headers
HTTP status codes.
If you don't know what status codes your site is serving use our tool for viewing these:
HTTP header viewer
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