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The Response.Status Property
Introduction
The Response.Status property can be used to specify the
value of the status line returned by the server. It can be used to prevent a
user to get access to a private area of the website. For example you could
create some pages, which are only accessible by the admin.
Example
<%
Response.Status
= "404 You are Unauthorized"
Response.Write
Response.Status
%>
Output
Value
Name:
Description:
Number Description
This value can be used to specify a three-digit number and
a description for that number. In the above example I used “404 You are
Unauthorized”.
