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Hi , I am trying to use a try catch statement in my web site , I use this Syntax :

C#

try{
//some codes
}
catch (Exception)
{
response.redirect("Error.aspx?ErrorID=100",false);
}

And I Receive this Error : Thread was being aborted , I searched very much , And I didn't discover the solution ,Some say's Response.Redirect caused the problem , please Help me ... Thank you

Posted 25-Oct-11 21:20pm

Ehsan Sabour

Updated 25-Oct-11 21:24pm

RaisKazi

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It don't Work , I checked it before ...

Posted 25-Oct-11 21:29pm

Ehsan Sabour

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André Kraak 26-Oct-11 3:35am

If you have a question about or comment on a given solution use the "Have a Question or Comment?" option beneath the solution. When using this option the person who gave the solution gets an e-mail message and knows you placed a comment and can respond if he/she wants.

Please move the content of this solution to the solution you are commenting on and remove the solution.
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RaisKazi 26-Oct-11 3:38am

Please add your further comments in the same Solution section on which you have feedback(Using "Have a Question or Comment?" link at bottom). Also "It don't Work" statement is unhelpful, Can you share your code of "Try" block?

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RaisKazi · Accepted Answer · 2011-10-25T21:24:00

Solution 1

This link has information on this.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/312629/EN-US/

Posted 25-Oct-11 21:24pm

RaisKazi