I have been learning about Custom Error pages and ASP.NET websites. The following seem to be a requirement: You need a Global.asax file to catch the error properly and generically, see notes below (#) You need to modify your web.config file It is a good idea to display a user friendly error screen, that at the same time notifies the webmaster somehow Here are a few links that I would recommend reading, and even using their code as a starter: Rich Custom Error Handling with ASP.NET Displaying custom error pages (offical MS site) Advanced Dotnet Tutorial: ASP.NET Custom Error Pages Sure you could have googled them yourself, but I have found a trick when searching for goodies on ASP. Enter in your search query proceeded by MSDN, and you get better results. # Some notes on Gloval.asax To add a Global.asax file to your project. Go to root of the Website, right click -> Add New Item (or menu Website->Add Item) and find the icon that says Global Application Class. Add this it...
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