>>How can I make Application_Error ignore errors defined in the web.config?
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>I'm not sure you can, Dmitry. In my fooling around with the Application_Error recently, it appears that this code fires and takes precedence over anything in the web.config.
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>What I did, since the
section is apparently no longer applicable, is have the Application_Error take care of the redirection.
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>Would this work for you?
It would work for me if I knew how to do it <g>. That is, how would my code in Application_Error "know" that the error is with the wrong URL (404)?
In web.config it is easy to define that you want page x when error is 404 or 500. But I am not aware of the way to trap this error in Application_Error.
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