404 - PAGE NOT FOUND

[zaasmi]

404 - PAGE NOT FOUND

The page you are looking for might have been removed had its name changed or is temporarily unavailable.

[zarry]

said in 404 - PAGE NOT FOUND:

404 - PAGE NOT FOUND

The page you are looking for might have been removed had its name changed or is temporarily unavailable.

A 404 Not Found error is a standard HTTP status code that means the server you reached couldn’t find the specific file or page you requested. Think of it like calling a house and someone answers, but they tell you the person you’re looking for doesn’t live there.

Here is why you are likely seeing this error:

1. Broken or Outdated Links

This is the most common cause. You might have clicked a link on a website or social media post that points to a page that has since been deleted or moved to a new URL.

2. Typing Errors (Typos)

If you typed the URL manually, a single misplaced character, a missing hyphen, or an extra “.html” will trigger a 404.

Example: Typing example.com/ help instead of example.com/help.

3. URL/Slug Changes

The website owner may have renamed the page’s “slug” (the part of the address after the domain) for SEO reasons but forgot to set up a 301 Redirect to send visitors from the old address to the new one.

4. Content Deletion

The page may have been intentionally removed (e.g., an expired job listing, a sold-out product, or a deleted blog post) without the site providing a custom “gone” page.

5. DNS and Cache Issues

Sometimes, your browser might be trying to access a version of the site that is cached (saved) on your computer, but that version is no longer live on the server.

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How to Fix It (As a Visitor)

• Refresh the page: Sometimes a glitch causes a temporary 404. Hit F5 or the refresh button.
• Check the URL: Double-check the spelling in the address bar.
• Move up a level: If example.com/folder/page.html fails, try going to example.com/folder/ to see if you can find the link from there.
• Clear Cache: If you know the page exists (e.g., it works on your phone but not your laptop), clear your browser’s cache and cookies.
• Search the site: Use the website’s internal search bar to look for the title of the page you wanted.

Are you trying to fix a 404 error on your own website, or are you just trying to reach a specific page that isn’t loading?

[Easha Doll]

The image path your are trying should be relative to sever root directory not the system root directory.

[zarry]

said in 404 - PAGE NOT FOUND:

404 - PAGE NOT FOUND

The page you are looking for might have been removed had its name changed or is temporarily unavailable.

A 404 Not Found error is a standard HTTP status code that means the server you reached couldn’t find the specific file or page you requested. Think of it like calling a house and someone answers, but they tell you the person you’re looking for doesn’t live there.

Here is why you are likely seeing this error:

1. Broken or Outdated Links

This is the most common cause. You might have clicked a link on a website or social media post that points to a page that has since been deleted or moved to a new URL.

2. Typing Errors (Typos)

If you typed the URL manually, a single misplaced character, a missing hyphen, or an extra “.html” will trigger a 404.

Example: Typing example.com/ help instead of example.com/help.

3. URL/Slug Changes

The website owner may have renamed the page’s “slug” (the part of the address after the domain) for SEO reasons but forgot to set up a 301 Redirect to send visitors from the old address to the new one.

4. Content Deletion

The page may have been intentionally removed (e.g., an expired job listing, a sold-out product, or a deleted blog post) without the site providing a custom “gone” page.

5. DNS and Cache Issues

Sometimes, your browser might be trying to access a version of the site that is cached (saved) on your computer, but that version is no longer live on the server.

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How to Fix It (As a Visitor)

• Refresh the page: Sometimes a glitch causes a temporary 404. Hit F5 or the refresh button.
• Check the URL: Double-check the spelling in the address bar.
• Move up a level: If example.com/folder/page.html fails, try going to example.com/folder/ to see if you can find the link from there.
• Clear Cache: If you know the page exists (e.g., it works on your phone but not your laptop), clear your browser’s cache and cookies.
• Search the site: Use the website’s internal search bar to look for the title of the page you wanted.

Are you trying to fix a 404 error on your own website, or are you just trying to reach a specific page that isn’t loading?