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Asked: 2026-05-13T21:20:36+00:00

I have a table with lots of generic link from a DB. Now the

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I have a table with lots of generic link from a DB.

Now the customer wants to restrict certain types to be linked (or showed). Changing the page that makes the links is very hard, so I want to show some alert to user but would be ideal that the browser stays in the page, instead of navigation to an empty one and force the user o press back.

Is there a HTTP status code that tells the browser to stay in the current page?

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  1. Editorial Team

    You could try with 204 No Content

    See the HTTP RFC

    If the client is a user agent, it
    SHOULD NOT change its document view
    from that which caused the request to
    be sent. This response is primarily
    intended to allow input for actions to
    take place without causing a change to
    the user agent’s active document view,
    although any new or updated
    metainformation SHOULD be applied to
    the document currently in the user
    agent’s active view.

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