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web.config:
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="~/Foo.aspx" />
When Foo.aspx.cs is running, how can I know that an uncaught exception is what sent me to Foo.aspx?
Check the
Server.GetLastError()and also check theResponse.StatusCodeto determine why the page has been called.If you set the
customErrorselement on theweb.configthedefautRedirectpage will only be called when an unknown state occus, that is, if you specify custom pages for status codes 404 and 403, for instance, yourfoo.aspxpage will only be called when a different status appears.