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Can I get an alert when someone gets a 404?

Can I get an alert when someone gets a 404? Is this possible?

Posted Thu May 17 2012 4:13pm by AliceClicky


If you setup a goal for your 404 page then setup an alert for that goal - yes!

Posted Fri May 18 2012 8:13pm by Your Friendly Clicky Admin


When the user gets the 404 the address they typed stays in the address bar so I'm not sure how I'd set up an alert for the page ? That was my stuck point.

Posted Fri May 18 2012 8:31pm by AliceClicky


So the URL doesn't change but on the backend they are accessing a special 404 page right? It sounds like you have a custom 404 page since you are seeing these in your Clicky stats (I'm assuming). Then you can just add this to the page, above the tracking code:

[script]
var clicky_custom = { goal: '404 error' };
[/script]

(Note: you can't use just a number like '404' as the goal's name, as our code will think that's a numeric ID instead of a "name").

Then you will see a goal for this whenever someone lands on a 404 page.

Posted Mon May 21 2012 12:19pm by Your Friendly Clicky Admin



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