How to Tell Which Page Is Hanging in Apache

Apache can be extended through third-party modules.

Apache is an HTTP/1.1-compliant Web server that is used for computer programming and application development. When a page is hanging up in Apache, the pages following it will not load properly, creating a roadblock to the program as a whole. In order to fix this so that the program runs smoothly, you must find the page that is hanging up and fix the code that is problematic to the loading.

Instructions

1. Open up the Apache interface to the program that is having a page hang-up.

2. Search the code for "error." To locate this in a lot of code, press "Ctrl" and "F" at the same time. In the search field that pops up, type in "error." This will locate and highlight "error" in the code for you.

3. Correct the code line labeled "error" accordingly. The actual corrections will vary by program. The page that the code is corresponding with is the page hanging up.

4. Close the Apache interface and re-run the program to make sure that there are no pages hanging up.

References

• Apache: Frequently Asked Questions