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4 up vote 169 down vote favorite 82 I want a custom error page shown for 500, 404 and 403. Here's what I have done: Enabled custom errors in the web.config as follows:
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} Created a custom error page for each of the above messages. The default one for 500 was already available out of the box. Declared in each custom error page view that the model for the page is System.Web.Mvc.HandleErrorInfo For 500, it shows the custom error page. For others, it doesn't. Is there something I am missing? It does look like this is not all there is to displaying custom errors as I read through the code in the OnException method of the HandleErrorAttribute class and it is handling only 500. What do I have to do to handle other errors? asp.net asp.net-mvc asp.net-mvc-4 share|improve this question edited Nov 10 '15 at 14:53 H. Pauwelyn ツ 2,34582148 asked Dec 16 '12 at 20:23 Water Cooler v2 7,2951361125 16 What's weird with this setup is that your redirecting to views, not controller actions. Who is supposed to render those views and pass in a model, for example? Just thinking. –Oliver May 9 '13 at 13:02 Most of the answers here either don't handle all cases or cause the web server to respond in an "incorrect" way i.e. redirecting to an error page rather than returning an error response. If yo
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DevelopmentASP.NET HTML5 JavaScript Mobile Development Database Development Windows Development Azure Development Visual Studio Advertisement Home > Development > MVC Routing, IIS, SEO, and Custom Errors – Oh My! MVC Routing, IIS, SEO, and Custom Errors – Oh My! Jul 21, 2015 Michael K. Campbell EMAIL Tweet Comments 0 Advertisement For all of its amazing strengths, it’s surprising how tedious it can be to get ASP.NET MVC applications to properly handle custom errors – especially if SEO is a concern. Part of this sadly stems from the fact that ASP.NET applications sometimes end up being subordinate to IIS in terms of error handling. But part of the problem also stems from the MVC routing problem itself. In this post I’ll outline some goals or expectations for error handling, cover some reasons why achieving these goals can sometimes be such a pain with MVC applications, provide some examples of how to get this working, and share a number of links to some great resources that shed additional light on the subject. Caller Beware, Caller Confuse, Caller Inform Handling HTTP errors should, ideally, conform to the age old development mantra that dictates that there are effectively three different ways to handle exceptions when they arise. Either you can do nothing and just let things ‘explode’ – potentially leaving things in an unstable state (i.e., Caller Beware), or, ideally, you’ll handle the error and inform the caller (be it an actual user sitting in front of a browser – or a bot) of the problem and some options to try and remedy the situation as per Caller Inform. Then, anything that falls between those two approaches amounts to Caller Confuse – and usually results from developers ‘bungling’ the error handling routine to some degree or a