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I have a question about getting rid of ASP.NET error
pages without rebuilding.
I have a web application that I am running on a colocated
server.
I've built the project in "Release" mode and have
uploaded all the appropriate files (bin, .aspx, etc.).
My problem is, when someone enters an invalid character
into one of the form fields, which talks to a Db, it
generates an error page that won't go away until you
replace the .dll. Even if you close your browser and re-
open it. The damn error page still shows up.
In old ASP you used to be able to continue on an error,
catch it and email it to the developer.
Does anyone know how I can simply have the application
restore itself after an error... or am I forced to write
a bunch of validations?
Eventually I'll write the validations, but since this is
an internal site I was hoping to avoid having to do that
now.
Thanks.
pages without rebuilding.
I have a web application that I am running on a colocated
server.
I've built the project in "Release" mode and have
uploaded all the appropriate files (bin, .aspx, etc.).
My problem is, when someone enters an invalid character
into one of the form fields, which talks to a Db, it
generates an error page that won't go away until you
replace the .dll. Even if you close your browser and re-
open it. The damn error page still shows up.
In old ASP you used to be able to continue on an error,
catch it and email it to the developer.
Does anyone know how I can simply have the application
restore itself after an error... or am I forced to write
a bunch of validations?
Eventually I'll write the validations, but since this is
an internal site I was hoping to avoid having to do that
now.
Thanks.