Quote from: MonkeyIsland on April 30, 2012, 02:24 PMDefine all your pages in .htaccess file, then if that didn't qualify, htaccess automatically tell web server to show 404 error.That's what I need to do I believe. I will get rid of that ugly error page the webserver shows now, I'll have a custom one, the point is to avoid this from happening.
I didn't know that pages can be defined in .htaccess... I googled it, nothing found. What do you mean by that?
Quote from: Statik on April 30, 2012, 02:28 PMYou can send 404 Not Found and render the whole page, browser will display it, but search engines will ignore.Browsers should not render a non-existing page in my opinion, that is a strange behaviour.
Whenever a user navigates on a wrong link like this the webserver should give a 404 response and thus navigate the user away to the error page (this at the moment).