g1smd - 12:16 pm on Feb 6, 2009 (gmt 0)

*** everythings perfect ***

You cannot possibly know that just by looking at the page showing in your browser. You really do have to look at the HTTP response codes returned by the server.

The only way to do that is to use Live HTTP Headers for Firefox, or a similar product.

Open it in a new tab.

Go back to the original tab. Type in a URL and hit Enter.

Wait for the page to load.

Go to the Headers tab, and you will see the "conversation" between your browser and the server.

You need to look at the Status Codes returned for each request and verify they are all correct and what you want: 200, 301, 404, etc.

In particular, a chain, or a 302, is usually bad news. Likewise 500 and unexpected 4xx or 5xx errors will need to be investigated.