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The content you requested has been removed. Ask a question. Quick access. Search related threads. Remove From My Forums. Asked by:. Archived Forums. Configuration and Deployment of ASP. NET applications - web. Sign in to vote. User posted I have written a custom web page, to deal with a page not found error.

Here is an example of what I am talking about. Friday, November 10, PM. I kept on investigating this issue.. Then I tried to connect one of the faulty subsites using ShareGate…there I saw object reference not set error. Yes, found the solution… managed path was the issue. This is how I have solved this…but nowhere got any links or clues about this. This is totally based on my personal experience….

Example: Manage path in a web application: IT I was trying to access the subsite like below:. So if we have a managed path with the name IT , we cannot browse this subsite along with the all subsite under IT.

Check the managed path and remove the managed path which is causing the issue. Here I have removed the IT manage path, then it worked fine. Thus, in this troubleshooting technique, we have learned about how to fix a SharePoint error in subsite after Restoring a content Database. Subscribe to get exclusive content and recommendations every month.

You can unsubscribe anytime. You must log in to post a comment. Amirhossein Mehrvarzi Divi Divi 7, 13 13 gold badges 43 43 silver badges 61 61 bronze badges. Anyone have a solution for this? When I upload a file of 50mb, I get a result, even though my maxRequestLength is set to "". Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. I first met a error, so I add maxRequestLength but increasing file size I met error and maxAllowedContentLength was the solution.

Which subfolder did you make the web. The same subfolder the upload page is in. By default, settings in a web. I missed this the first time, but for anyone reading, don't forget that maxRequestLength is in KB while maxAllowedContentLength is in bytes! Is there any harm in just making maxAllowedContentLength arbitrarily large? I can't think of a need for two checks, if they truly do the same thing. Show 1 more comment. Informative, but still doesn't really explain why it's a potentially misleading Not Found rather than any other 4xx code och Possibly it is assumed to potentially be some sort of attack and the best way to avert it is to pretend the file isn't there at all.

This is a bit of an old thread, but I thought I should add my experiences with this. My solution was the following web. ScottE ScottE The code specifically handles subStatus 13 but generically handles all other substatuses. The subsctatus -1 default removes all the handlers for that status.

This answer saved my life. Response; if request. ClearHeaders ; HttpContext. Transfer request. Scott Scott Thanks Scott. You could configure the default error page in IIS itself.

A more detailed How To from Microsoft.