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Custom 404 .aspx Page Not Working

Asked by fprickett in Microsoft IIS Web Server, Active Server Pages (ASP), WebApplications

Tags: ASP.NET, IIS 6.0

I'm trying to implement a custom 404 error .aspx page (with master page).  I have customErrors turned on (see code).  When I run it locally and go to http://localhost:62534/blah (mode="On"), I get my custom error page.  After I publish to my site, if I go to /blah, I get a "The XML page cannot be displayed" error.  If I go to /blah.aspx, I get my custom error page.  If I got to /blah.htm, I get "The XML page cannot be displayed".  How do I get my custom page to load in these situations?  I'd be happy to redirect "The XML page cannot be displayed" errors to my custom page but need to know how.  Thanks
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<customErrors mode="RemoteOnly">  <!-- Tried with "On" as well -->
      <error statusCode="404" redirect="~/CustomErrors/FileNotFound.aspx"/>
 </customErrors>
 
Keywords: Custom 404 .aspx Page Not Working
 
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