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Nikolaj Rasmussen
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Nikolaj Rasmussen
asked on 25 Jan 2006, 11:08 AM
Hey,
When installing the radeditor, it replaces the default editor with radeditor in the userprofile page (about me) among other pages probably.
If i got the following customErrors in the web.config,
it simply redirects to that page, instead of showing the editor.
<customErrors defaultRedirect="error.aspx" mode="On">
</customErrors>
When installing the radeditor, it replaces the default editor with radeditor in the userprofile page (about me) among other pages probably.
If i got the following customErrors in the web.config,
it simply redirects to that page, instead of showing the editor.
<customErrors defaultRedirect="error.aspx" mode="On">
</customErrors>
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Hi Nikolaj,
Indeed, by default all Sharepoint errors are redirected to the Error.aspx page and it is difficult to see the stacktrace of the original problem and get a more meaninng full error message. You can switch this default mode - just replace this xml tag from your web.config with:
..
<customErrors mode="Off" />
..
This will show the actual error you are getting.
Best wishes,
Elton
the telerik team
Indeed, by default all Sharepoint errors are redirected to the Error.aspx page and it is difficult to see the stacktrace of the original problem and get a more meaninng full error message. You can switch this default mode - just replace this xml tag from your web.config with:
..
<customErrors mode="Off" />
..
This will show the actual error you are getting.
Best wishes,
Elton
the telerik team