Call up last exception on an ASP.NET error page.

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Published on 2010-05-11T22:21:25Z Indexed on 2010/05/11 22:24 UTC
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I've got an error page here SiteError.aspx and it's configured correctly in the web.config to go there when unhandled exceptions are encountered.

I want to use this page to log the exception that triggered it as well because I only want to LOG the errors that the users encounter (i.e. if SiteError.aspx is ever hit.)

This is the code I Have:

In the OnLoad(...) in SiteError.aspx

    Exception lastEx = Context.Server.GetLastError();
    if (lastEx != null)
        log.Error("A site error was encountered", lastEx);

However, my log is never showing up in my Output, and If i breakpoint on line 2 (in this example) code execution is never interupted (after letting the exception clear to ASP.NET handling in the debugger.

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