We have a bunch of usercontrols we are using on our site. One of them calls
functions in a compiled DLL (is that a 'resource' in VS.net terminology?)
The pages that contains all of these controls work just fine. We've made a
new page, error.aspx that we're going to use for our custom 404 page. If we
load/navigate directly to this page, no problem. If we get to this page via
IIS redirect (for page not found) the one control that depends on this
external DLL breaks. I think the issue has to do with it wanting to grab a
querystring/URL. But I'm not sure exactly, WHAT to look for. It appears that
the redirect process 'breaks' the url and the function can't 'see' it?
Does that sound familiar, or am I just making stuff up here? ;o)
Worse case scenario, we'll just put in an if page=error then ignore, but I
thought I'd check to see if there are any common issues with redirected
pages via .net and specific functions.
-Darrel
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Hi Darrel:
Can you define "breaks"? Is there an exception message?
--
Scott http://www.OdeToCode.com
On Tue, 10 Aug 2004 09:20:22 -0500, "darrel" <no*****@hotmai l.com>
wrote: We have a bunch of usercontrols we are using on our site. One of them calls
functions in a compiled DLL (is that a 'resource' in VS.net terminology?)
The pages that contains all of these controls work just fine. We've made a
new page, error.aspx that we're going to use for our custom 404 page. If we
load/navigate directly to this page, no problem. If we get to this page via
IIS redirect (for page not found) the one control that depends on this
external DLL breaks. I think the issue has to do with it wanting to grab a
querystring/URL. But I'm not sure exactly, WHAT to look for. It appears that
the redirect process 'breaks' the url and the function can't 'see' it?
Does that sound familiar, or am I just making stuff up here? ;o)
Worse case scenario, we'll just put in an if page=error then ignore, but I
thought I'd check to see if there are any common issues with redirected
pages via .net and specific functions.
-Darrel
> Can you define "breaks"? Is there an exception message?
I think it was one of the genric 'instance of object not...' type of errors.
It wasn't specific at all.
This isn't actually a page I was working on but a co-developer. They just
gave up and wrote the page by hand instead of using the control, but I was
wondering if there was a common issue with error pages.
A bit of research indicates that a 404 error page isn't handled the same
way, but it's not very clear and doesn't really explain the issue we were
having.
Apologies for the vagueness of the question. ;o)
-Darrel
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