Glossary: Common Return Codes
Tips and Hints
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (http) Return Code — represents the return status of a request from your browser to a web site. The status specifies whether the requested transfer was successful or failed and why.
Possible "Success" codes:
200 = Success: OK
201 = Success: Created
202 = Success: Accepted
203 = Success: Partial Information
204 = Success: No Response
300 = Success: Redirected
301 = Success: Moved Permanently
302 = Success: Found
303 = Success: New Method
304 = Success: Not Modified
Possible "Failed" codes:
400 = Failed: Bad Request
401 = Failed: Unauthorized
402 = Failed: Payment Required
403 = Failed: Forbidden
404 = Failed: Not Found
500 = Failed: Internal Error
501 = Failed: Not Implemented
502 = Failed: Overloaded Temporarily
503 = Failed: Gateway Timeout
