Learn how to display gentler error messages when errors are encountered while developing ASP.NET applications. In this code sample, Stephen Walther shows you how you can modify the default ASP.NET error page so that it displays motivational sounds, messages,
and pictures.
After downloading the ZIP archive, double-click the VSI file to install the friendly errors project templates.
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I am not able to find the link to download this. The download link brought me to this post.
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littleguru
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qaswm wrote:I am not able to find the link to download this. The download link brought me to this post.
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Ion Todirel
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i think he's complaining that the download link from the original Coding4Fun article brought him to this post and not to the project (zip) file, anyway does't matterlittleguru wrote:
qaswm wrote: I am not able to find the link to download this. The download link brought me to this post.
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Has anybody else noticed any trouble with the line numbers in the stack frame? It always returns zero for me, so instead of source code, I get "No relevant source code". Am I missing something?
