Error Handling / ASP.NET / QueryString

[Patrick]

Hello

I have an application, that runs on asp.net. Now it happens sometimes, that
an error occured, and I redirect in the web.config the user to my custom
error page

<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="/error.asp" />

I redirect to the asp page, because the one and only error we have is that
the database is not available (firewall-management, problems with firewall,
etc). so, the idea is, the user comes to the error page, there is a timeout
of about 3 seconds, and will be redirected back to the page where he comes
from. So this currently works, but the problem is, if the error page is a
page like mypage.aspx?id=233 so i don't know how to get the QueryString of
the error page.

does someone have an Idea how to solve this

Patrick

[DotNetJerome]

Hi Patrick,

Not able to understand your Question.

Do you want to know huv to extract the querystring value from url...?

if it is so...then you can use the following

ErrorId = Request.Quesrysting("id")
Cheers,

Jerome. M

"Patrick" wrote:

Hello

I have an application, that runs on asp.net. Now it happens sometimes, that
an error occured, and I redirect in the web.config the user to my custom
error page

<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="/error.asp" />

I redirect to the asp page, because the one and only error we have is that
the database is not available (firewall-management, problems with firewall,
etc). so, the idea is, the user comes to the error page, there is a timeout
of about 3 seconds, and will be redirected back to the page where he comes
from. So this currently works, but the problem is, if the error page is a
page like mypage.aspx?id=233 so i don't know how to get the QueryString of
the error page.

does someone have an Idea how to solve this

Patrick