Obscure Division
i know, this shouldnt be a conundrum right? one just shouldnt divide by zero. but this is suddenly happening *all over* my site. after chasing the error here and there, i simplified things down to:
response.write cstr(4/2)
response.end
and i STILL get the error:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000b'
Division by zero
[followed by the line on which the error occurs]
so i know it's not my code. how can you get a division by zero error when you'r dividing with CONSTANTS??? did i change some obscure setting or something?now mind you, i tried "response.write cstr(4+2)" and the system managed to output "6".
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As far as I can see these are the following:
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Even though my function is set up as follows: Code:
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Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a000b'
Division by zero
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