Tracing in episerver 5

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Nikolay Raychev

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I tried to enable trace in web config:

No trace output is shown on pages. What is the problem? Nikolay ProPeople

#15973

Jan 22, 2008 10:57

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Nikolay, I do not know why it does not appear on your page but you can always use trace.axd (i.e. http://localhost/trace.axd) instead. It appears that the output from trace.axd is mangled by EPiServer Friendly Url Rewriter (because it is using an id parameter) so it will only work if you either disbale it or add a filter. The easy way is to change web.config:

Regards, Fredrik Haglund, INEXOR AB - http://blog.fredrikhaglund.se

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Jan 22, 2008 13:46

Nikolay Raychev

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Thanks for the reply, Fredrik. I solved my problem without using tracing but anyway, I will know what to do in case I need using trace at future time. Nikolay ProPeople

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Jan 22, 2008 16:30

Nikolay Raychev

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My web.config is configured like this:

The tracing table appears somtimes but sometimes does not appear. I think that some kind of caching prevents it to appear. Do I have somthing wrong in the configuration? Nikolay ProPeople

#16730

Jan 24, 2008 9:45

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