I can't see the details of the errors.

[Michal A. Valasek]

Hello,

"Onur Bozkurt" <destek@hementeknoloji.com> wrote in message
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| When I wan't to browse my page I get an error like below. How can I see
the
| actual error. This doesn't happen when I try to reach the page from
local,
| the page works, but in somewhere else I get the following message.

what about simply *reading* the message and doing what it says? Disable the
Custom Errors, as it recommend.

If you have custom errors disabled and still getting this error, then:

a) You have wrongly placed web.config (must be in root of web application).
b) You have syntax error in web.config so it can't be parsed. Note that it's
XML and is case sensitive in elements/attribute names as well as values.

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[Onur Bozkurt]

But the page works well on localhost. It doesn't provide any error.

"Michal A. Valasek" <news@altaircom.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> "Onur Bozkurt" <destek@hementeknoloji.com> wrote in message
> news:%23NAxgHrUDHA.1276@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> | When I wan't to browse my page I get an error like below. How can I see
> the
> | actual error. This doesn't happen when I try to reach the page from
> local,
> | the page works, but in somewhere else I get the following message.
>
> what about simply *reading* the message and doing what it says? Disable

the

> Custom Errors, as it recommend.
>
> If you have custom errors disabled and still getting this error, then:
>
> a) You have wrongly placed web.config (must be in root of web

application).

> b) You have syntax error in web.config so it can't be parsed. Note that

it's

> XML and is case sensitive in elements/attribute names as well as values.
>
> --
> Michal A. Valasek, Altair Communications, [url]http://www.altaircom.net[/url]
> Please do not reply to this e-mail, for contact see [url]http://www.rider.cz[/url]
>
>

[Michal A. Valasek]

| But the page works well on localhost. It doesn't provide any error.

Default setting is to show error messages only for localhost. Maybe you have
some error in page, which raises only under certain conditions, which
doesn't happen on localhost. So the key is to know, what error occurs.

- It's problem only on this one page? All other works well?
- If some other page raises error - try for example Throw New
Exception("Sigh!") - is displayed error or the mentioned message?
- Are you 100% sure you're looking to the right application? Something may
be wrong in IIS configuration

HTH

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