HTTP Status Codes

HTTP Status Code Reference Guide

• 304 Not Modified (HTTP Status Code 304)

  HTTP status code 304 is an informational status code indicating that the client made a conditional request, and the server allows the request.

• 305 Use Proxy (HTTP Status Code 305)

  HTTP status code 305 indicates that the requested resource must be accessed through a specified proxy server. When the server returns a 305 status code.

• 306 Unused (HTTP Status Code 306)

  HTTP status code 306 is a historical status code that was once used in early drafts of HTTP/1.1 but was ultimately not formally defined as a standard status code.

• 307 Temporary Redirect (HTTP Status Code 307)

  HTTP status code 307 indicates that the requested resource has temporarily moved to a different URI.

• 308 Permanent Redirect (HTTP Status Code 308)

  HTTP status code 308 indicates that the requested resource has been permanently moved to a new location specified by the `Location` header.

• 400 Bad Request (HTTP Status Code 400)

  HTTP status code 400 indicates that the server cannot understand the client's request due to incorrect request syntax.