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Markus 33 posts 58 karma points

Aug 09, 2012 @ 11:25
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Display 404 page from razor code
I have a template which displays a page list items, and uses a modified version of the paging script coming with Umbraco.

The script works by retrieving the current page to display from a parameter in the url, typically ?page=xx

It is possible to call this url with invalid page numbers, and I'd like to return the 404 page for those requests.

How can I display the 404 page from within razor code? I don't want to redirect the user, just display the 404 page.

I tried
```
throw new HttpException(404, "Page not found");
```
but this results in macro errors.
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gilad 185 posts 425 karma points

Aug 09, 2012 @ 11:47
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Hii Markus

You can do something like this :
```
dynamic errorNode = new DynamicNode(404PageId);
Response.Redirect(errorNode.Url);
```
Hope that help.

Cheers.
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Markus 33 posts 58 karma points

Aug 09, 2012 @ 12:35

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Hi gilad, thanks for the suggestion. But wouldn't that redirect the user to the 404 page? I'd really like to just display the 404 page without redirecting.

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Funka! 398 posts 661 karma points

Aug 10, 2012 @ 00:10

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I believe if you have CustomErrors enabled in your web.config, all you need to do is call the following:

Response.StatusCode = 404;
Response.StatusDescription = "Not Found";

At this point, IIS should take over and display the proper 404 page. (And as a side note, if you did NOT want IIS to take over, you would precede these lines above with Response.TrySkipIisCustomErrors = true;

Best of luck!

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Markus 33 posts 58 karma points

Aug 10, 2012 @ 14:01

Hi Funka!

I tried your suggestion, and it worked as soon as I added the following to the web.config (obviously...):

    <httpErrors errorMode="Custom" existingResponse="Replace" defaultResponseMode="ExecuteURL">
      <remove statusCode="404"  />
      <error statusCode="404" path="/404" responseMode="ExecuteURL" />
    </httpErrors>

Thanks!

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Funka! 398 posts 661 karma points

Aug 10, 2012 @ 21:28

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Excellent, glad you got it working!

Just be careful using the path "/404/" if you are using extensionless (directory) URLs, as this bug here may cause additional frustration. (It did for me! I now use "/error404" for my own.)

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denisedelbando 141 posts 339 karma points

Jan 11, 2016 @ 15:18

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is there another way of doing this if we have: https://our.umbraco.org/wiki/install-and-setup/configuring-404-pages in our web.config?

I cannot find a proper way of handling 404 without changing the web.config. this is already in production and if i change the PassThrough value i would have to test the entire site again.

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Mark Bowser 273 posts 860 karma points c-trib

Nov 30, 2016 @ 18:32
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I'm trying to figure out how to make this work without using the customErrors in the web.config as well. I want to use the error404 settings in the /config/umbracoSettings.config. Is there a way to throw an HttpException and have umbraco kick in and send me to the culturally appropriate 404 page as configured in the /config/umbracoSettings.config?

For example, what if I wanted to put something like this in a view?
```
@inherits UmbracoTemplatePage

// logic here to get some values from query string
//...

if(myVal == null)
{
    throw new HttpException(404, "Page not found");
}
```
This is what I have in my /config/umbracoSettings.config that I want to be able to leverage:
```
<errors>
  <error404>
    <errorPage culture="default">1620</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="en-US">1620</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="en-GB">15014</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="en-AU">17617</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="de">3810</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="fr-FR">3509</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="ja-JP">10095</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="zh-CN">9599</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="es-MX">10591</errorPage>
    <errorPage culture="pt-BR">11084</errorPage>
  </error404>  
</errors>
```
Do I have to make one of those custom ContentFinders to get this working? I'm guessing that's how umbraco is implementing its error404 functionality. Is that right?
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Alex Skrypnyk 6175 posts 24186 karma points MVP 8x admin c-trib

Feb 27, 2020 @ 16:03

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Hi Mark Bowser

Did you find a way to do it? I really need the same functionality

Alex

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