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I have a website using a typed DataSet and each page is validateRequest = true;<br />
I read that DataSet has a inner system to prevent SQL Injection.<br />
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In textboxes in my website, I only have required field validators.<br />
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If the user types a non-valid string, the asp.net raises a exception with the default asp.net error page.<br />
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What I actually want to do is make up the possible errors, redirecting the user to a friendly page. I'm already redirecting in error 404, but if any other exception occurs the default error page appears.<br />
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Thanks in advance!
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I have a website using a typed DataSet and each page is validateRequest = true;
I read that DataSet has a inner system to prevent SQL Injection.

In textboxes in my website, I only have required field validators.

If the user types a non-valid string, the asp.net raises a exception with the default asp.net error page.

What I actually want to do is make up the possible errors, redirecting the user to a friendly page. I'm already redirecting in error 404, but if any other exception occurs the default error page appears.

Thanks in advance!

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