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"What a great idea, ELMAH (Error Logging) for .NET in the cloud."
Paste your web.config below (remember to remove sensitive data like connection strings and passwords before validating):
What can it do?
Identifying why a web.config file isn't working, can be a hard and challenging task. We wrote this validator purely out of frustration after years of looking through Yellow Screens of Death. Common tasks like setting up custom errors, doing XDT transformations, or adding connection strings are so much more fun with a little help from the web.config validator. By pasting the content of your web.config file, we check for valid XML, correct ELMAH configuration, conformance with the configuration XML schema, and much more.
Here are some additional resources for helping you solve common problems:
- Web.config transformations - The definitive syntax guide
- The ultimate guide to connection strings in web.config
- Web.config customErrors element with ASP.NET explained
- Configure traffic through a HTTP proxy in web.config
- Improve security using custom headers in web.config
- Configure ELMAH manually in web.config
- Web.config Transformation Tester
- More posts coming soon!
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We monitor your websites
We monitor your websites for crashes and availability. This helps you get an overview of the quality of your applications and to spot trends in your releases.
We notify you
We notify you when errors starts happening using Slack, Microsoft Teams, mail or other forms of communication to help you react to errors before your users do.
We help you fix bugs
We help you fix bugs quickly by combining error diagnostic information with innovative quick fixes and answers from Stack Overflow and social media.