PagesRequest::getResponseCodeName() method

Get response type name for this request

Returns string, one of:

  • unknown: request not yet analyzed (0)
  • ok: successful request (200)
  • fileOk: successful file request (200)
  • fileNotFound: requested file not found (404)
  • maybeRedirect: needs decision about whether to redirect (300)
  • permRedirect: permanent redirect (301)
  • tempRedirect: temporary redirect (302)
  • tempRedo: temporary redirect and redo using same method (307)
  • permRedo: permanent redirect and redo using same method (308)
  • badRequest: bad request/page path error (400)
  • unauthorized: login required (401)
  • forbidden: authenticated user lacks access (403)
  • pageNotFound: page not found (404)
  • methodNotAllowed: request method is not allowed by template (405)
  • pathTooLong: path too long or segment too long (414)

Usage

$string = $pagesRequest->getResponseCodeName();

Return value

string


PagesRequest methods and properties

API reference based on ProcessWire core version 3.0.244

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