Error :: Microsoft VBScript Compilation Error '800a0408'
I found this code on writing to a csv file within this form. I have modified the connection and command slightly. I keep getting this error and can't figure it out!
Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a0408'
Invalid character
/Expat/CSV_test.asp, line 38
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Also, I have not created a csv file - not sure whether I need to create one with the headers/field names etc first. All I have done is the code below. Is this enough to create the csv file?
I have all of a sudden started to receive this error on my site. I have no idea what script it is executing, why it is now failing, what is going on? All I have been able to find out is that Microsoft has had the same problem on their site.
Sub Session_OnStart Set Session("arrTo") = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") Set Session("arrCC") = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") Set Session("arrBCC") = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") Set Session("arrFiles") = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.Dictionary") Session("Count") = 0' to generate unique keys for the dictionaries end sub
As you can see i am getting the following error message, this is for my university coursework j have finished the website but it just doesnt link to my databse properly
I am accessing the same error-containing ASP page on an ISP server using w2k IE6 but with different effect. On the first computer I get several line of HTML outputed by ASP, shown correctly by the browser, followed by a descriptive error message:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000b' Division by zero
followed by the number of the error-making line. On the second machine my HTML is not displayed at all. Instead I am getting that meaningless error page sayng that The page cannot be displayed, HTTP 500 - Internal server error. How can I get the second computer be more informative about the errors?
updating my asp page. here is the error code that i get, and on the bottom is my original code.
Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A0401) Expected end of statement //shoppingcart.asp, line 19, column 70 set RSCustomers = Conn.Execute ("Select Max(Cust_ID) From Customers") As ("MaxID")
If IsEmpty (Session("Cust_ID")) Then set RSCustomers = Conn.Execute ("Insert into Customers(Order_Date) " & "Values ('" & Now & "') ") set RSCustomers = Conn.Execute ("Select Max(Cust_ID) From Customers") As ("MaxID") Session("Cust_ID") = RSCustomers("MaxID") End If
I'm getting the following error on an ASP page that previously worked fine:
Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A03F6) Expected 'End'
I know that this can mean that there's a problem with If..Then...Else structures, but I've checked them over & over and they appear fine. Same goes for loops.
I'm more than happy to send the code if necessary, it's just that it's rather long....
I am attempting to connect a form in Dreamweaver MX 2004 to a Microsoft Access database and am receiving the following error message:
Error Type: Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A0411) Name redefined C:DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGSLOOK FORWARDMY DOCUMENTSMY WEBSLOOKFORWARDV2.0DATABASES../Connections/conMembers.asp, line 8, column 5 Dim MM_conMembers_STRING ----^
From what I can gather the MM_conMembers_String has been used somewhere before in my page but I cannot figure out where. I have no knowledge of code and would great appreciate it if someone could help me out. In the attached file are both the conMembers.asp page and members.asp page code.
When the ASP statement end with a _ character, then the next line cannot have comment ' character. Is that correct? Since I encountered the following error:
Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A0400) Expected statement
I keep getting this error message appear but cant find where the invalid character is:
Error Type: Microsoft VBScript compilation (0x800A0408) Invalid character /test/test.asp, line 18 For Each x in rs.Fields
here is my code:
do until rs.EOF For Each x in rs.Fields Response.Write(x.name) Response.Write(" = ") Response.Write(x.value & "<br />") next Response.Write("<br />")* rs.MoveNext Loop
This is the error message that I recieve Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000d'
Type mismatch: 'DateToConvert' /i_functions.asp, line 95
And this is the section of the code that it is referring to:
Public Function GetDayName(DateToConvert) dim WeekDays(7) WeekDays(1) = "Sunday" WeekDays(2) = "Monday" WeekDays(3) = "Tuesday" WeekDays(4) = "Wednesday" WeekDays(5) = "Thursday" WeekDays(6) = "Friday" WeekDays(7) = "Saturday" GetDayName = WeekDays(Weekday(DateToConvert)) End Function This is line 95: GetDayName = WeekDays(Weekday(DateToConvert))
I am trying to create a form which emails to a specified address. I am using the "sendmail.asp" form handler but each time I submit the form I receive the error "
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01ad'ActiveX component can't create object
/sendmail.asp, line 58 (In red below)
Anyone have any ideas why?? I have checked all the field names and supplied all of the required hidden fields. This is on an Nt4.0 box with IIS installed, a FrontPage web. Code:
Am migrating a customer from IIS5 on W2K server to IIS6 on W2K3. Zipped all the websites and unzipped them to the identical locations on new server. Used IISMT to migrate metabase.
Got this error when I tried to run a very basic page... code:
I have an IIS 5.0 server with a Virtual Directory called test. This virtual directory points to a share on the network, server1share and uses a valid domain account in the "Connect As" field.
From an IE browser, you can access the virtual directory without a problem. However, when referencing the virtual diretory in an asp page, the following error is received:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a004c'
Path not found
/Folder1/webpage.asp, line 10
Line 10 is where the virtual directory is referenced. Code:
I get this error Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01fb' When i call LoadPicture method, or when i pretty much do any operation with PictureBox like setting width and height.
It happened after i apllied Service Pack 4 to my 2000 machine. Before it worked properly. Any suggestions?
