Hmm, I have a strange dilemma here. Some error occured in my ASP.NET application, but the page says I cannot see the error, because I have custom errors enabled. I went and added <customErrors mode="Off" /> tag into Web.Config file, but it didn’t help. I looked in the control panel, but saw no custom pages defined. So I just have no idea how to make it work ?(
I think what happens is when you have multiple errors, you can’t see any of them. If there is only one error, you are able to. I suggest you try getting your ASP.NET script debugged instead
And yes the script is debugged and tested before uploading, so it works on my computer but not here. Sure it is a difference in some settings maybe, but I cannot find out what without seeing the error
Yep, thanks After some “playing” I have found the “criminal” that causes the error. I had a configuration code in Web.Config, that requires Mobile Toolkit. Since I do have it, but it is sure not installed here, I got an error.
Anyway, I do not need mobile support , so just removed it :).
Can you tell me what was the configuration code in the web.config which need Mobile Toolkit?
Becouse I have the same problem.
Thanks a lot.
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Yep, thanks After some “playing” I have found the “criminal” that causes the error. I had a configuration code in Web.Config, that requires Mobile Toolkit. Since I do have it, but it is sure not installed here, I got an error.
Anyway, I do not need mobile support , so just removed it :).
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Can you tell me what was the configuration code in the web.config which need Mobile Toolkit? Becouse I have the same problem.
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Sure.. I’ve downloaded the IBuySpy Portal (probably you have the same one), the Web.config file contains 2 not required sections:
mobileControls and deviceFilters
You can find them at the end of the file (if we are talking about IBuySpy)