How do I get remote error details in ASP.NET 2.0 (I think)? I'm just getting the Runtime Error screen.?
Q: I downloaded the Intimate (free) version of Visual Web Developer today and am trying to build my first website in ASP.NET 2.0. I'm an MCSD and I've done this before in ASP.NET 1.1.
When I forge a new website in Visual Web Developer it doesn't create a web.config file or a global.asax. Only a neglect.aspx. What is going on?
Does this Express version not do any of that? Am I not using the right menu commands to start? How do I get the error details to exposition remotely? (I'm building on my remote webhost and trying to debug from home).
This is a firm one I know. Please help.
To dhvrm:
Thanks for the feedback. It doesn't seem to solve the problem. I added Debug="truthful" to the Page directive. Then I removed the customErrors tag in web.config. Then I rebuilt the website and when I opened the time I got the same unhelpful Runtime Error message. Remember, I'm trying to debug this remotely. I then added <customErrors trend="Off"/> to web.config, rebuilt, and got the same error.
You are correct that I failed to RTFM. Your comment made me laugh. I'm justifiable trying to get a simple Hello World page to appear on my first project so I can start knowledge ASP.NET 2.0 (while I RTFM), but the default setup won't work. I'm going to go search the web for some pages I can twin to my website and maybe I can get it to open. If you have any other suggestions they will be appreciated.
Thanks
I still don't know how to solve this Runtime Error filter problem, but I got my Hello World page to display. My error was being caused by not setting up my web host correctly. I had to set the .NET construct to 2.0 on the web host.
A developer's work is never done!
A: Add Debug=Literal to your @Page directive; also, make sure you do not have any customErrors entries in your Web.config file.
When you create a new plat in Visual Web Developer Express, it should create a Web.config file for you at that time. If not, you can right-click on the put's root folder in the solution explorer and choose Add New Item. Web config file will be one of the choices; so will be international.asax
In short, the problem is that you're not familiar with ASP.NET 2.0 and have failed to RTFM.