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Currently I get an error email from ELMAH similar to the following screenshot, which is all good.

But one thing that is missing is a full url something similar to what you get from a Request.Url.ToString() (ie including domain,path and query). I'd like to know if there is an easy way to include the full request url which caused the error somewhere in the email title or the beginning of the body.

Currently I've to manually piece together the url from different request headers(domain, path and query) to know the incident site.

I'm aware of different global.asax hooks elmah provide, if something can be done in any of those events, I'd like to know from where I can grab an instance of the HttpContext or something to pull additional details from and add to the email body. But if there is any existing built in configuration option to include this info, that would be a better bet I guess.

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Currently I get an error email from ELMAH similar to the following screenshot, which is all good.

But one thing that is missing is a full url something similar to what you get from a Request.Url.ToString() (ie including domain,path and query). I'd like to know if there is an easy way to include the full request url which caused the error somewhere in the email title or the beginning of the body.

Currently I've to manually piece together the url from different request headers(domain, path and query) to know the incident site.

I'm aware of different global.asax hooks elmah provide, if something can be done in any of those events, I'd like to know from where I can grab an instance of the HttpContext or something to pull additional details from and add to the email body. But if there is any existing built in configuration option to include this info, that would be a better bet I guess.

c# asp.net-mvc elmah elmah.mvc

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

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asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

add a comment | 

Currently I get an error email from ELMAH similar to the following screenshot, which is all good.

But one thing that is missing is a full url something similar to what you get from a Request.Url.ToString() (ie including domain,path and query). I'd like to know if there is an easy way to include the full request url which caused the error somewhere in the email title or the beginning of the body.

Currently I've to manually piece together the url from different request headers(domain, path and query) to know the incident site.

I'm aware of different global.asax hooks elmah provide, if something can be done in any of those events, I'd like to know from where I can grab an instance of the HttpContext or something to pull additional details from and add to the email body. But if there is any existing built in configuration option to include this info, that would be a better bet I guess.

c# asp.net-mvc elmah elmah.mvc

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

1,99631128

asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

1,99631128

asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

share|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

1,99631128

asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

1,99631128

edited Mar 23 at 7:41

ArunPratap

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asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

asked Mar 23 at 7:03

Mat JMat J

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Actually it was simple. It was me ignoring the obvious. Simply add this handler in the Global.asax and you are done.

protected void ErrorMail_Mailing(object sender, Elmah.ErrorMailEventArgs e)

 e.Mail.Body = Context.Request.Url.ToString()+ "rn" + e.Mail.Body;

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Actually it was simple. It was me ignoring the obvious. Simply add this handler in the Global.asax and you are done.

protected void ErrorMail_Mailing(object sender, Elmah.ErrorMailEventArgs e)

 e.Mail.Body = Context.Request.Url.ToString()+ "rn" + e.Mail.Body;

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Actually it was simple. It was me ignoring the obvious. Simply add this handler in the Global.asax and you are done.

protected void ErrorMail_Mailing(object sender, Elmah.ErrorMailEventArgs e)

 e.Mail.Body = Context.Request.Url.ToString()+ "rn" + e.Mail.Body;

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answered Mar 23 at 7:25

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Actually it was simple. It was me ignoring the obvious. Simply add this handler in the Global.asax and you are done.

protected void ErrorMail_Mailing(object sender, Elmah.ErrorMailEventArgs e)

 e.Mail.Body = Context.Request.Url.ToString()+ "rn" + e.Mail.Body;

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answered Mar 23 at 7:25

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protected void ErrorMail_Mailing(object sender, Elmah.ErrorMailEventArgs e)

 e.Mail.Body = Context.Request.Url.ToString()+ "rn" + e.Mail.Body;

share|improve this answer

answered Mar 23 at 7:25

Mat JMat J

3,38423147

answered Mar 23 at 7:25

Mat JMat J

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answered Mar 23 at 7:25

Mat JMat J

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