Hi Carl,
Thank you for your response.
(1) I'm not familiar with Page Inspector, but I do run Build Page and Build Web Site before running the whole site with Control-F5.
(2) No, I haven't set an error page for the project.
(3) No, I haven't changed any settings in IIS.
I have been able to find some causes of the error message by examining the code. Running the site with F5 (debug) has also helped. However, both of these approaches take quite a bit of time.
It has only been in the last few days that I have ever seen this "Uh-oh" error message. So I'm wondering whether it is due to a recent update to VS. Do you know whether it is?
With best regards,
Eric
Hi,
Thanks for your detailed reply.
>>It has only been in the last few days that I have ever seen this "Uh-oh" error message. So I'm wondering whether it is due to a recent update to VS. Do you know whether it is?<<
Based on that error code 500, as I described before that error code somehow means there is an error with the server and that could be outside the range VS could show detailed information, since the server which hosted your website is separated with
VS.
>>Instead of a detailed message with the line of code that threw the exception, the exception type, and a stack trace, all I get now is "Uh-oh, something went wrong! Error Code: 500."<<
Just to confirm whether exceptions are replaced with that format exception message, you could just code a exception to test like the following ones to confirm whether it is replaced with that formatted message.
NullReferenceException
C#:
string str = null;
int i = str.Length;
VB.net:
Dim str As String = Nothing
Dim i As Integer = str.Length
>>It has only been in the last few days that I have ever seen this "Uh-oh" error message. So I'm wondering whether it is due to a recent update to VS. Do you know whether it is?<<
In my opinion, if you have seen the message with the same exception, and it is absolutely different with "Ub-oh", then we will be sure that is due to VS, but if you haven't came across that exception, then maybe it should be displayed with that message or
not. To sum up, we need a reference object to compare with.
If possible, please share the result of that NullReferenceException testing, and if you could reproduce that exception, then steps how to reproduce it will be appreciated.
Regards.
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