What do you do with your 206?
206 code traffic of course.
What do you do with it?
Trax
What do you do with it?
Trax
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Ehhh, that's partial content, like someone who didn't view a movie entirely. There's nothing you can do about it.
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yeah i just leave mineComment
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now i have a question myself
does it only apply to movies? I always thought that it even applies when a picture is not loaded completly.....Comment
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what happens then?Comment
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That is correct sir.Originally posted by Trax
I always thought that it even applies when a picture is not loaded completly.....Comment
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Apache gives every file that is not completely loaded the HTTP Status code 206. You can see this with a log analyser like AWStats. It's nothing important.Originally posted by Basic_man
What's the 206 ?Comment
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Originally posted by Fabuleux
Apache gives every file that is not completely loaded the HTTP Status code 206. You can see this with a log analyser like AWStats. It's nothing important.
Well I wouldnt say that
Imagine the 1st paysite tour being not fully loaded for example.
I wonder if some sort of image pre-loader will help there which brings me back to my original question....
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Let it hang freely, like many said, it is almost useless.
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I'm sorry, I don't get it. You want to make sure every file is completely loaded? Image preloading on a tourpage only consumes time and wil reduce the prod. of the tour, people will leave before all images are (pre)loaded.Originally posted by Trax
Well I wouldnt say that
Imagine the 1st paysite tour being not fully loaded for example.
I wonder if some sort of image pre-loader will help there which brings me back to my original question....
206 is not really an error. People will sometimes just close a window if they don't like what they see.Comment
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