How To Redirect To 404.html Using Header()
we need to redirect to a custom 404 page in PHP source code.
For example, a page URL is htt p://www.site.com/info.php?id=123
When the DB query for id=123 returns nothing, I will redirect user to a custom 404 page, by using the following method:
header("Location: /404.html");
However, according to Server Header Check, I just sent a 302 header and tell google that the content of www.site.com/info.php?id=123 is temporary moved to www.site.com/404.html (and please come back later). Code:
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