Nothing on DotNet-Web, so trying advanced...

When I am debugging an ASP.NET page and hit an exception, I would like the
same behavior I get when debugging a WinForms application.  That is, the
debugger pops up on the offending line.  This does not happen in ASP.NET
because of the default error handler.

So is there a way to disable the default error handler?  Something I can put
in the web config?

I have tried hooking the Application_Error event with the code below [1].  I
do indeed get the debugger to pop up, but the stack is mess having come back
through a ton of ASP.NET code.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
curt

[1]
if ( System.Diagnostics.Debugger.IsAttached == true)
    System.Diagnostics.Debugger.Break();

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