josha-bpstudios
Could you do a redirect that points to a page in your tree. If you put each page under the same folder in each site, you may be able to fetch the domain or site name and create the response url. IE in each site have a folder named Pages that contains a page titled ErrorPage. when you are trying to reference the url, try building the url off of the domain of the site or sitename so your url will be "www.mysite.com/Pages/ErrorPage.aspx"
Is this what you are wanting?
Could you do a redirect that points to a page in your tree. If you put each page under the same folder in each site, you may be able to fetch the domain or site name and create the response url. IE in each site have a folder named Pages that contains a page titled ErrorPage. when you are trying to reference the url, try building the url off of the domain of the site or sitename so your url will be "www.mysite.com/Pages/ErrorPage.aspx"
Is this what you are wanting?
