I want that every error in every asp/javascript/ etc... will trappped to a central asp page (not dotnet), which I declare on my site.suppose I have a dotnet site platformed - is the declaration for that may be the same for not dotnet declarations.
View RepliesI need an example of "Trapping Errors" in ASP (not .net).
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View Replies View RelatedNeed help with some basic error trapping. This code traps the error and successfully redirects to the error handling page.
If Err.Number <> 0 Then
Response.Redirect("../main/ErrorHandler.asp?error=noconnection")
End If
On Error GoTo 0
I meant to use this code to send myself an email with error details but it is not working. I get my nicely formatted email but instead of error values there is nothing. Why would all Err. be empty?
I suspect that the problem is with the error occuring on one page but actual handling of the error is meant to be on some other page but I am not sure here. Code:
I have a COM object developed in VB. It makes ADODB calls. When it fails it
Raise Error. I am using the COM object in my ASP using Server.CreateObject.
Whenever a function call fails I wanted the system to catch the 500-100
error and redirect to the configured page in IIS. But nothing happens. I
don't have "on error resume next" in my COM object.
If I create ADO objects directly in my ASP code using Server.CreateObject it
works fine.
I'm using the MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP object.
I am pulling documents (PDF, to be exact) from a remote server, and it all seems to work fine. However, I cannot control that particular database in which the documents are stored.
Currently, the DB where the documents are stored is down, and when I use the object above, naturally, I get the 500 error(my error log states that it's a timeout). How can I write a custom error message to display in a browser, instead of the usual HTTP 500 Internal server error page?
The code I have is below ...
i want to perform error trapping on the connection to a server,so if the SQL server is inaccessible the site does not crash.I'm using javascript and hoped the try.catch might work.this is want I've tried in an existing piece of ASP script:
%>
try
{ "<%strTRSConnect.Open App_TRSConnectionString%>";}
catch(e)
{ alert("Error occurred ::::" + e.description) }
<%
where App_TRSConnectionString is declared elsewhere. It still attempts to connect and because i'm testing with an inappropriate connection string the page crashes.
how to get IE to report the line number of the error in the source file, when an error occurs? at the moment it just gives me the error number '500'.
View Replies View RelatedIs there a way to trap F1, F2, F3, F4 etc. keys on ASP and have our own
codes to do whatever necessary for each of those keys ?
i need the best way to catch any error on a specific page.
i have a page that connects to a database on an AS/400 and there is a possibility that a certain condition might exist on the 400 that causes my page to bomb. i have no real way of specifically testing for this condition (not easily anyway) so i just want to write out a general error message if ANY error occurs on the page since it will be very rare.
Is it possible with "classic" ASP to set up a process where anytime someone encounters a server-side error, it will e-mail the error message to me? I know I've done this with .NET, just can't remember exactly how.
View Replies View RelatedI have a data-driven website that allows users to enter records for sales leads. It all works perfectly. The only thing I want to do right now is prohibit users from entering the same lead twice.
I have a PK field in the MS Access database that, obviously, disallows duplicate records. However, when such an attempt is made, the browser
redirects to some generic ODBC error page with some cryptic numbers and other information that will stymie the users. "It doesn't work", they will say. The text of that error indicates that they tried to add a record that violates the PK rule of disallowing duplicate records. But they probably won't read it and it's truly ugly anyway.
How can I redirect to a custom error page or trap the error before the ODBC error page is displayed and just display a msgbox or something telling the user they attempted to add a record that already exists?
I have a mail script but don't know how to catch any errors so that it will display email address that failed to send. Here is my code...
Dim mail
Set mail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")
mail.From = "from@mail.com"
mail.Bcc = "bcc@mail.com, bcc2@mail.com"
mail.To = "to@mail.com"
mail.Subject = "This is the subject of the email"
mail.HTMLBody = "I am the message that will be displayed in the body"
mail.Send()
Set mail = Nothing
How can I display a message that says that there's an error with sending the mail?
My problem basically is as follows:
1) User enters their details to create a new account in my db.
2) They press the submit, the system successfully creates their new account
and then displays a page saying 'well done you've created your new account'.
3) The doofus (or clever clogs) clicks the Refresh button, which in turn
submits the details back to the db and creates a duplicate entry in my db.
I don't have a duplicate account num, as the system takes the max last one
and adds one to it so really no errors are generated, but it does mean that
they have 2 accounts now.
As mentioned above, this scenario crops up when doing a New Account page and
when they've just posted their order via the shopping cart final page (shall
we say). The latter worries me because duplicate orders would cause a lot
more hassle.
I am looking for a way that I can trap the single quotation mark. If an
encoder uses single quotation mark on a textbox field, it always give me an
error because I use single quotes on the SQL statement.
I am inserting a record in a table(Trans_Master) using ado recordeset.I have also created trigger on the same table after INSERT where RollBack transaction is done when a condition is not met.
the created trigger is working fine.But the problem I am having is How do I can trap thus rollback in asp.One posssile solution I may see is traping raiserror in asp but don't know HOW?
how to trap the error if the cause is the concurrent user. from iis server my 500-100.asp page is coded to trap errors that came from crytal report. below is the code that has been used.
if instr(lcase(objASPError.file), "rdcrptserver11.asp") <= 0 then
SendEmailNotification objAspError
end if
this piece of codes means if theres a error from rdcrptserver11.asp it would send a notification to me right? what if i dont want to get email notification if ther error is exceeding the concurrent user. what would i do stop the sending of notification when that happens.
I am trying to configure apache::asp on apache2 and when i try to serve an asp page I get an internal server error. I get this in the error logs
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:57:57 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/functions.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:58:38 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/feed.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:59:06 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/contactField.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:59:19 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/encryption.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:59:33 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/LogonEdit.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
66.249.65.228 - - [10/Jan/2008:12:59:47 -0500] "GET /asp/includes/header.asp HTTP/1.1" 500 603
We've been expriencing periodic database connection errors with ASP code
talking to an MS Access database. Every once in a while, the code can't
connect to the database.
Usually there are no log entries that might point
to difficulties, but early this morning the Application Log was filled with
the 2 errors below. Once we did an IISRESET, the problem cleared. Does IIS
need to be re-installed, or??
Since upgrading to Windows 2003 Server from Windows 2000
Enterprise Server we have had alot of ASP problems. The
problems are centered around asp pages which are one level
or more below the main folder within a web site. We have
many web sites which have used the database interface
wizard in FrontPage which puts these pages up to three
levels deep inside the folder hierarchy of the main site.
The pages will not work with IIS 6. I have had to re-
engineer many of these sites without the database
interface wizard. My solution at this point is to put all
ASP pages at the root level which seems to work but
negates all version of Frontpage management including
FrontPage 2003 Beta. This is a serious problem!
Especially for us who teach FrontPage and ASP!
first, in NS (version 3, don't ask), get a
Code:
HTTP Error 400
400 Bad Request
Due to malformed syntax, the request could not be understood
what's that?
second, how do you turn the pop-up error alert window in IE for Mac off so that we can see the error in the browser window?
just for the record, the app works in windows fine, seems to have troubles on the Mac side.
I have a classic ASP application that runs fine on IIS on win 2000 or IIS on XP. But recently a client installed it on Win 2003 and now consistently gets an Internet Explorer-side error:' syntax error line. char 1' when he browses to it with IE 6.0.
When client moved the whole app as-is to an XP machine and then browsed to
it, he had no problem. I suspect the error involves client-side javascript. Iam looking into it; in the meantime:Are there a known issues of this kind involving IE 6.0 and windows 2003?
I recently finished a project for someone and they are getting 500 errors. What's driving me nuts is the application works fine from my location. All I can think is it could be a firewall issue but I've messed with my firewall and I can't reproduce the error.
What's ever more annoying is they are getting this error from more than one location. I don't see anything that would cause this. This is an admin application that uses Session and adds/updates an access DB. Works fine here.
Before we upgraded our intranet server to Windows 2000, when I had an ASP error the page used to load up to the point where it was crashing out and then I would get an error message. This allowed me to response.write values to find out where the error was happening.
Since we upgraded, all I get now is a 'page cannot be displayed' with the error message on it. This means that I can't response.write values anymore and makes debugging a lot more difficult.
Is there a setting somewhere that controls how the message is displayed? Is this in IIS or is it a browser issue?
I'm afraid I have a technical problem here. Basically what happens is that I'm getting some random errors(like Type mismatch... etc) that shouldn't under normal circumstances occur. Then I connect to my server via remote desktop and Recycle the application pool on which my asp pages run. Errors then disappear
View Replies View RelatedAll across my site i am getting 0x80020009 errors every so often.
they point to lines of code like
where FolderNAMEIN is a string such as "Botswana" and the
VarFolderNameLength is 150
if len(FolderNAMEIN) > VarFolderNameLength then
and
RS("Company") where Company is a valid field in the database.
I've get a problem in browsing .aspx pages locally.
I'm using Windows 2000 Advanced Server with IIS enabled
and .NET framework SDK installed, as well as Visual
Studio.NET.
But when I browse .aspx pages locally, I.E. shows "Server
Application Unavailable" message. In the Event log, I find
error event of ASP.NET 1.0.3705.0 with the description :
aspnet_wp.exe could not be launched because the username
and/or password supplied in the processModel section of
the config file are invalid.
I have written a script on an include page which pretty much will write all the required ServerVariables and session variables into a string and email off to me incase a page happens to error out.
I have the code working as I want it to using the folllowing:
If Err.Number = <> 0 Then
'RUN INCLUDE
End If
My issue is, where do I include this on the pages? If I put it at the top will it only run if there is an error at the start of the page or will it be assigned no matter how far down the page the error exists.
Or do I need to put in On Error Resume Next at the top then put the include at the bottom?
example,
I have 3 drop down boxes n a page.
1st box contains all countries,
2nd box contains all locations in that country selected from the 1st box
3rd box contains all items at that particular location selected from the 2nd box
Despite trying the codes given, I am still not getting it right!
Error Type:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for ODBC Drivers (0x80004005)
[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]General error Unable to open registry key 'Temporary (volatile) Jet DSN for process 0xf14 Thread 0x4a4 DBC 0x10bbfcc Jet'.
/sanbookshop/searchtest.asp, line 22
I am trying to write a search script in my spare time at work. We have a knowledge base consisting of 200+ .mht files. My script was working ok when I was testing it on just a few files but I am getting out of memory errors trying to search through the whole KB. Here is the search code:
View Replies View Related3 workstations previously installed and able to access server.
4th workstation am able to map to server access files but when
attempting to log in receive the following error.
EXTERNAL DATABASE OPEN FAILURE
Error: -2147467259[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][Shared Memory]SQL
Server does not exist.
The workstation that is unable to connect is running XP SP2, MDAC 2.7..
the difference btwn this and the others is that it is running wireless.
Ruled out wirelss as being the problem because hooked LAN cable and
receive the same error. Code:
i am having troubles including a file
<!--#include file ="../Config/Connection.asp"--->
its brigning up an error message like this
Active Server Pages error 'ASP 0131'
Disallowed Parent Path
/account/ADMINCenter/Confirm.ASP, line 5
The Include file '../Config/Connection.asp' cannot contain '..' to indicate the parent directory.
ive tried placing the full path to the file in the include but i still get errors saying it doesnt not exist, but it does.