I'm referring to Darin's answer in the following post.
I'm using MVC3 and I was wondering if this is still a way to handle errors?
In the rrror controller he has the following:
public ActionResult Http404()
{
Response.StatusCode = 404;
return Content("404", "text/plain");
}
Working from his code.. I want it to display the full URL, how would I do this? So it needs to be www.mywebsite.com/Error/Http404
and not just www.mywebsite.com
. How would I do this? I thought that if I had the following code then it will display the full URL, but it still just displays www.mywebsite.com:
public ActionResult Http404()
{
Response.StatusCode = 404;
return View("Http404");
}
How would I get the value of ex that was set in the global.asax.cs to be displayed on this page?
I moved away from having my errors handled in the web.config because it kepted on have a aspxerrorpath in the querystring.
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