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Raising an HTTP error code in a custome error page

Asked by whitefoxdennet in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML), Miscellaneous Web Development, Active Server Pages (ASP)

I know this has to be simple, but it's something I've never done, and I've already put in an hour of searching.  I have several custom error pages that I'm using for different errors.  For some of them I want my response to the client to have HTTP code 200, as my custom error page simple replaces the page that errored.  On others I want to be able to return the HTTP code that is associated with the error even though they are using one of my custom pages.

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