4XX (Client Error) Report - Referrer URL Feature Request
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Why not allow me to click on the individual 404 errors in the 4XX (Client Error) report and allow me to actually see the where the broken links are coming from (as a hyperlinked url) so I can locate/click and fix them? Providing the referring url w/hyperlink will stop me from having to jump between the report and searching in site explorer, or downloading the complete error report and sorting.
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That's great, thanks Jackie!
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Hey Bill,
Thanks for the suggestion, and we completely agree with you-- having the referring url in the 4XX table would be a huge time saver. We're planning to work on this update in January/February. I'll keep this feature request forum updated
Jackie
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