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I have an asp.net application but I am trying to work angularJS into the mix. I have web services that I am executing in AngularJS. I also have on my global.apax.cs page a global exception handler that will redirect any exception that happens to a page that will log the exception and allow the user to enter helpful information on what they might have been doing. This will happen on any server side exception but not client side.

Is there anyway to force a postback on fatal client exceptions and keep the client exception so I can pass it into the global.asax page?
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VICK 7-Feb-14 0:50am    
Are you trying to generate a post back from ajax call failiure???

If yes than Kindly have a look on __doPostBack method of javascript..

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