Hi again, On May 25, 2014, at 9:35, Michael Heuberger <michael.heuber...@binarykitchen.com> wrote:
> * It is a redundancy. The browser already knows the status code, just > not JavaScript. That argument can equally well be used the other way round: it's a redundancy to expose in JS something that be easily exposed by the server. > * Adding inline JS <script> slows down the page load. In that case, use a meta tag: <meta name=http-status content=404> Then in JS: var status = parseInt(document.querySelector("meta[name=http-status]").getAttribute("content")); Should this pattern become pervasive, it might bathe sense to standardize it and expose it in JS. Frankly, though, it's the first time I hear of such a request. --tobie