303: Finding 404 page not found errors in Drupal 7

Written by Tim Sisson

Drupal 7 makes finding "page not found" errors simple. Page not found errors are easily found through your Drupal 7 admin dashboard.

  1. Log into the Drupal admin dashboard
  2. Go to Reports
  3. Click on "Top 'page not found' errors"

    4. drupal_404_error_1

Now that you can see the 'page not found' errors on your website, you can work on correcting the issues. The results show you how many times the 404 error was caused and the path to the page that was not found.

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