Exception handling in ASP.NET Webforms?

Only catch the errors you can handle. If you can handle them in a manner that allows the page to continue loading then do so. Any other exception that would wreck the page should not be handled in any control or page as you would not be able to do anything anyways.

Let it go to the global. Asax handler and make sure you log the exception.

In addition to Andrew's suggestion, make sure to update the web. Config file to set CustomErrors to "On" and specify a generic error page to redirect these top level errors. Global_asax will still log the error, and then the user can see a friendly page.

It will also allow you to configure a few of the standard type errors, such as 404s and 200s, plus much more.

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