My CustomErrorPage is not displayed when any error happen in my application

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Hi everybody,

I want to CustomErrorPage in my ASP.Net application when any error happen with Users

Example: When try to access Database and the connection is failed, i want to go to Error Page,

I try to use web config file like that:

HTML

<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="/customErrorPage.aspx">
                        <error statusCode="404" redirect="/404ErrorPage.aspx" />
                </customErrors>

but it not help, and the error is rasied by Visual Studio itself,

and it still display either The Exception Details Yellow Screen of Death error page or The Runtime Error Yellow Screen of Death error page,

I want to see my customErrorPage.aspx is displayed when failed to connect ot database.

Thanks

Posted 17-Dec-11 14:14pm

MrLonely_2

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virang_21 18-Dec-11 0:52am

in your web.config file set debug="false"... which is by default true.

MrLonely_2 18-Dec-11 2:38am

I set it to false from long time, before i ask my first question here,
thanks virang_21

MrLonely_2 18-Dec-11 13:30pm

any body here!

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strogg · Answer 1 · 2011-12-18T08:06:00

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You are redirecting error 404. It occurs when a requested page is not found.

To handle your kind of exceptions, trap error 500 (Server error)
Eg:

<error statuscode="500" redirect="ServerError.aspx" />

Posted 18-Dec-11 8:06am

strogg