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I want to know can i open aspx page when there is a problem with dynamic routing.



There is a static route links in aspx page like: <%$RouteUrl:RouteName=login %> causes an error when there is a sql connection problem. Because routes doesn't load when connection is broken.



I want to see the page if routes doesn't load too. Is it possible to ignore/bypass errors of route load?



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Routes are coming from db



Getting this error: A route named 'xxxx' could not be found in the route collection.










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    I want to know can i open aspx page when there is a problem with dynamic routing.



    There is a static route links in aspx page like: <%$RouteUrl:RouteName=login %> causes an error when there is a sql connection problem. Because routes doesn't load when connection is broken.



    I want to see the page if routes doesn't load too. Is it possible to ignore/bypass errors of route load?



    Update:



    Routes are coming from db



    Getting this error: A route named 'xxxx' could not be found in the route collection.










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      I want to know can i open aspx page when there is a problem with dynamic routing.



      There is a static route links in aspx page like: <%$RouteUrl:RouteName=login %> causes an error when there is a sql connection problem. Because routes doesn't load when connection is broken.



      I want to see the page if routes doesn't load too. Is it possible to ignore/bypass errors of route load?



      Update:



      Routes are coming from db



      Getting this error: A route named 'xxxx' could not be found in the route collection.










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      I want to know can i open aspx page when there is a problem with dynamic routing.



      There is a static route links in aspx page like: <%$RouteUrl:RouteName=login %> causes an error when there is a sql connection problem. Because routes doesn't load when connection is broken.



      I want to see the page if routes doesn't load too. Is it possible to ignore/bypass errors of route load?



      Update:



      Routes are coming from db



      Getting this error: A route named 'xxxx' could not be found in the route collection.







      c# asp.net error-handling routing routes






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