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I use ASP.Net URL Routing for SEO and when I run into a routename that is bad in (i.e. /Games/{RouteName}) I want to pass it to my 404 page for handeling. I check the DB to make sure {RouteName} is a valid name for a game. If the RouteName is valid I want to continue processing as normal but if the DB comes back and does not find a corisponding RouteName I would like to some how have the server act as if a truly bad URL was entered. How can I best accomplish this?
Doing a bit of messing around in IIS I have figure this out. As endyourif suggested I need to throw a 404 resposne in my code behind, which was done by Response.StatusCode = 404; I also had to configure IIS’s Error Pages for the 404 to point to my 404.aspx page.