Use CFHEADER as in:
<CFHEADER STATUSCODE="606" STATUSTEXT="some descriptive text">
Note that ColdFusion seems to be preset for some status codes to ignore some
or all of your customized headers. I don't know how it will respond to a
custom status code.
For more details, you can see a preso I gave on CF and HTTP. The PPT is
available for d/l from
http://www.mdcfug.org/talks/ColdFusionFoundationsHTTP_09-09-03.ppt and code
samples are available from
http://www.mdcfug.org/talks/ColdFusionFoundationsHTTP_09-09-03.zip .
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-----Original Message-----
From: Howie Hamlin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 05, 2004 11:58 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: HTTP Response codes
Can ColdFusion be forced to send a particular HTTP response code? For an
application that I have I need to send a 606 response when an error occurs.
Thanks,
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