How do I find out which request path is missing in a 404 error handler in iis7?
I found an answer myself Use HttpСontext.Request. RawUrl instead of HttpСontext.Request.Path.
I found an answer myself. Use HttpСontext.Request. RawUrl instead of HttpСontext.Request.Path.
I am trying to create a custom error handler in iis 7. I can't figure out how to get the path of the request that caused the 404 error to trigger. In IIS 6, that Visual Studio 2008 uses this path is added to aspxerrorpath in the querystring.
I can't get remote debugging to work so I am asking here if someone knows what to do.
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