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I have found that the [HandleError] attribute has no effect when placed above my controller definitions. I want the Global.asax.cs Application_Error() to fire on exception, and that seems to happen either way.<br />
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Does this make sense? Shall I remove the attribute?<br />
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What are you suggestions?<br />
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newbieweb
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I have found that the [HandleError] attribute has no effect when placed above my controller definitions. I want the Global.asax.cs Application_Error() to fire on exception, and that seems to happen either way.

Does this make sense? Shall I remove the attribute?

What are you suggestions?

newbieweb

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