Why setting customErrors in web.config doesn't work at this case?

Mostafa: I faced the exact same problem. I found out it can be solved by adding the following to the web. Config file.

This is because the ASP.Net module is configured to handle certain file extensions. IIS determines that . Aspx must be handled by the ASP.Net module and then the customerrors section in the web.

Config ( and indeed web. Config itself) kicks in.

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