asp.net mvc - What information should/shouldn't an error page display in a web application? -


I am developing several error views for ASP.NET MVC applications (not found one, see unknown and common error) And I'm curious to know how others will get answers to these questions:

  1. What kind of syllables do you include on these pages?

  2. What kind of information do you take?

I do not think this question is specific to any web application framework so that everyone can be invited to participate.)

For User:

"Sorry, there was an error, it has been logged and it is"

Or something like this will be seen "There is nothing too much for end users and does not help but rather causes confusion and chaos, alternatively, If you submit an error to the error tracking system, you can also display a reference number / tracking number - but this also really does not really help.

Most of all, You do not have permission to view this page "error differently and give another message for those errors - but I will not go too far with it.

One text box that you can present Is sub Ogkrta it indicated that he was doing on the error, and via e-mail if you submit it. Our experience at the less than 5% of users actually use that feature, though.

In fact, what you need to do is enter the error and its all information (message, stack trace, etc) in a database table or something to analyze for you.


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