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David Segall
I use the free version of <http://000webhost.com/fred> to host a
couple of sites. You will see if you click on the erroneous link I
provided that they have globally specified the error page as their
home page. That default also applies to a site they host and I think
it would really confuse a visitor to my site if they landed there.
The problem is easily solved by adding an .htaccess file to my site
which directs 404 errors to my custom error page. However, I would
prefer to restore the default behaviour and let the visitor's browser
handle the error. Can you suggest a way of doing that?
couple of sites. You will see if you click on the erroneous link I
provided that they have globally specified the error page as their
home page. That default also applies to a site they host and I think
it would really confuse a visitor to my site if they landed there.
The problem is easily solved by adding an .htaccess file to my site
which directs 404 errors to my custom error page. However, I would
prefer to restore the default behaviour and let the visitor's browser
handle the error. Can you suggest a way of doing that?