Thanks Mark,
This sounds like a dumb newbie question but... How do I check the HTTP headers? I had a look in the WebDev extension for FireFox and it has an option for "View Response Headers" but it doesn't seem to report the response code... I did read something about Apache still logging the invalid request as a 404 but didn't know about the Google issue, thanks.
Brett B)
Mark Stanton wrote:
Brett
Just check the HTTP headers if you do this - you might find that you're serving up every page with a 404 status code. This is something you definitely DONT want - google will stop presenting your pages, IE users with the "friendly HTTP error messages" option on will get no content, etc...
Check mod_rewrite on Apache or isapi_rewrite on IIS or Spkie's FU thingo. Don't let regex worry you - there are a bunch of regex guru's on CFAUSSIE who will trip over themselves to help you get them right.
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