Test pages
Each page below answers one status code, redirect or robots rule on purpose, so you can see exactly what the checker reports for it. Check this fills the checker with the page's URL.
- 200/test/200Answers 200 OK.Check this
- 301/test/301Redirects permanently to /test/200.Check this
- 302/test/302Redirects temporarily to /test/200.Check this
- 307/test/307Redirects temporarily to /test/200, keeping the request method.Check this
- 308/test/308Redirects permanently to /test/200, keeping the request method.Check this
- 404/test/404Answers 404 Not Found.Check this
- 410/test/410Answers 410 Gone.Check this
- 500/test/500Answers 500 Internal Server Error.Check this
- 503/test/503Answers 503 Service Unavailable.Check this
- 200/test/noindexAnswers 200 with a robots meta tag that says noindex.Check this
- 200/test/nofollowAnswers 200 with a robots meta tag that says nofollow.Check this
- 200/test/noindex-headerAnswers 200; only its X-Robots-Tag header says noindex.Check this
- 301/test/redirect-chainRedirects with a 301, then a 302, then answers 200.Check this
- 302/test/redirect-loopRedirects forever. The checker stops after 10 redirects.Check this
Each test page says exactly what its name says and nothing more: only /test/noindex-header sends an X-Robots-Tag header, and only the two robots pages carry a robots meta tag. robots.txt keeps the test pages out of search instead. The redirect pages point to /test/200 with a relative Location, as most sites do. Nothing on these pages is cached.