For some reasons my HTTP Redirect for 404 errors does not work for
certain files like .gif .jpg
on IIS Version: 5.1, but it works perfectly with the VisualStudio200 5
internal webserver
****Web.Config* ***
.......
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect ="http://www.cnn.com">
<error statusCode="403 " redirect="NoAcc ess.htm" />
<error statusCode="404 " redirect="FileN otFound.aspx" />
</customErrors>
.........
*************** ****
IIS 5.1 http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.gif ( does not work) http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.aspx ( works!! , it also work
with *.html etc)
VisualStudio200 5 Internal Server http://localhost:1768/anonymousspeech/notExisting.gif (Works!!)
I guess I have to do some settings on IIS5.1. What do I have to do in
order to get proper redirects also for image file name like .jpg .gif
etc.
Thanks for helping 3  3976 
i believe, you need to map all the extensions to aspnet_isapi filter.
>
check out this
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/bmiller/a...0/22/2452.aspx for more
details on the same.
Right - but you may not want to do that as it's only going to slow down
the processing. You can change the default error handling properties in
IIS, although this may not give you exactly what you want.
Go to the properties for the site, find the 'Custom Errors' tab and you
can set a default error page there. Although this will only work (I
believe) if the user has the browser configured to show the error page
when a 404 is returned rather than showing the browsers specific 404
message. I'm not sure if you can configure IIS to redirect to a page
when you get a 404 error, hopefully somebody else can answer that,
Kevin
Augustin Prasanna wrote:
mike,
i believe, you need to map all the extensions to aspnet_isapi filter.
check out this
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/bmiller/a...0/22/2452.aspx for more
details on the same.
Regards,
Augustin
http://augustinprasanna.blogspot.com
"ww*****@gmx.ch " wrote:
>For some reasons my HTTP Redirect for 404 errors does not work for
certain files like .gif .jpg
on IIS Version: 5.1, but it works perfectly with the VisualStudio200 5
internal webserver
****Web.Config ****
.......
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect ="http://www.cnn.com">
<error statusCode="403 " redirect="NoAcc ess.htm" />
<error statusCode="404 " redirect="FileN otFound.aspx" />
</customErrors>
.........
************** *****
IIS 5.1
http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.gif ( does not work)
http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.aspx ( works!! , it also work
with *.html etc)
VisualStudio20 05 Internal Server
http://localhost:1768/anonymousspeech/notExisting.gif (Works!!)
I guess I have to do some settings on IIS5.1. What do I have to do in
order to get proper redirects also for image file name like .jpg .gif
etc.
Thanks for helping
Thanks Kevin,
The 404 redirect helped. Any file not found is redirected to an ASPX
page.
On the ASPX page I get the entire querystring (context.reques t.rawurl).
Then I check if the filename.
This way, I dont need to use any handlers and execution speed does not
decrease for each request.
Luckely my provider set up the 404 redirect on IIS, which you need
since ASP.NET only processes aspx pages but not .gif files.
Thanks
Mike :)
Kevin Jones schrieb:
i believe, you need to map all the extensions to aspnet_isapi filter.
>
check out this
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/bmiller/a...0/22/2452.aspx for more
details on the same.
Right - but you may not want to do that as it's only going to slow down
the processing. You can change the default error handling properties in
IIS, although this may not give you exactly what you want.
Go to the properties for the site, find the 'Custom Errors' tab and you
can set a default error page there. Although this will only work (I
believe) if the user has the browser configured to show the error page
when a 404 is returned rather than showing the browsers specific 404
message. I'm not sure if you can configure IIS to redirect to a page
when you get a 404 error, hopefully somebody else can answer that,
Kevin
Augustin Prasanna wrote:
mike,
i believe, you need to map all the extensions to aspnet_isapi filter.
check out this
http://aspadvice.com/blogs/bmiller/a...0/22/2452.aspx for more
details on the same.
Regards,
Augustin
http://augustinprasanna.blogspot.com
"ww*****@gmx.ch " wrote:
For some reasons my HTTP Redirect for 404 errors does not work for
certain files like .gif .jpg
on IIS Version: 5.1, but it works perfectly with the VisualStudio200 5
internal webserver
****Web.Config* ***
.......
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect ="http://www.cnn.com">
<error statusCode="403 " redirect="NoAcc ess.htm" />
<error statusCode="404 " redirect="FileN otFound.aspx" />
</customErrors>
.........
*************** ****
IIS 5.1
http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.gif ( does not work)
http://localhost/mywebsite/notExisting.aspx ( works!! , it also work
with *.html etc)
VisualStudio200 5 Internal Server
http://localhost:1768/anonymousspeech/notExisting.gif (Works!!)
I guess I have to do some settings on IIS5.1. What do I have to do in
order to get proper redirects also for image file name like .jpg .gif
etc.
Thanks for helping
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