One thing i've always wondered is why there's no obvious possibility of developing reusable web user control libraries within Visual Studio .NET. There is the “web control library” project template, which is supposed to contain web custom controls, but there is no straightforward way of adding web user controls to that library. Maybe a lot of folks like developing web custom controls libraries, but for me the custom (or lately composite) controls don't quite cut it. I mean, let's face ......
Today I found myself looking at a strage situation. In our asp.net website we have a mecanism in place for unhandled application exception (yea, all good applications have an unhandled exception or two ;)), like so: <customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="~/Pages/Er... <error statusCode="404" redirect="~/Pages/Error/Pag... </customErrors> Then there is some code in global.asax's Application_Error, which does a Server.GetLastError() and puts it on the ......