get the name of the page that has error

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Hello,
in my website i have 2 main error pages:
1- 404 error
2- general error page.

in general error page i send an email with the following information to the website admin:

C#

Exception ex = new Exception();
ex = Server.GetLastError();
string errMessage = ex.Message;
string innerMessage = ex.InnerException.Message;
string innerStack = ex.InnerException.StackTrace;
string source =ex.Source;
string stack = ex.StackTrace;

is there a way to get the name of the page that has the error, let's say if the error happens in (login page) i want to redirect to home page.
i know the name of the page will be in

C#

ex.InnerException.StackTrace

i tried the following:

C#

if (ex.InnerException.StackTrace.Contains("login"))
            { Response.Redirect("Home.aspx"); }

but it didn't work
any ideas?

thank you
Samira

Posted 16-Apr-15 5:16am

Samira Radwan

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ramyajaya 16-Apr-15 11:45am

Try to get the source from the inner exception .

If you can run through the types of exception then you can try with it.

Please provide sample output to support your question

Samira Radwan 16-Apr-15 11:52am

an example of ex.source is: System.Web
it doesn't give the page's name

ramyajaya 16-Apr-15 12:13pm

Your exception type is httpexception so in catch process it as httpexception vand fetch the values.

You can use httprequest class to know the current request url information

Use HttpContext.Current.Request .url which will provide you the current request url

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Samira Radwan · Accepted Answer · 2015-04-16T09:47:00

after long time of trying many ways, i ended up with two ways to display the name of the page that has an error:
1- use Request.UrlReferrer.ToString()
2- use ex.InnerException.StackTrace
i have found that my problem is String.Contains is case sensitive, so using 1 or 2 won't work if i type the name of the page wrong.
if the page called (Login.aspx)
page.Contains("login") won't work!

hope my solution is well explained for anyone has the same issue.

thanks for all who helped me

Samira