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Jason
I have a IIS 6.0 server with ASP files. I am not that familiar with ASP, or
IIS. IIS is set to display informative error messages to the client. When
I get a script error, the first page load displays the error and subsequent
pages are blank. I don't know if this is default behavior, but it's kind of
annoying, and I was wondering if there is a way to make it always display
the error.
Secondly, I would like to log these errors to a file(of course with
additional information like the time of the error, the file that generated
the error, maybe a dump of the session, post and get variables, etc etc)
which would be even better than the first option.
I have looked around on the net for information on how to change these but I
haven't found any information so far, so any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
--Jason
IIS. IIS is set to display informative error messages to the client. When
I get a script error, the first page load displays the error and subsequent
pages are blank. I don't know if this is default behavior, but it's kind of
annoying, and I was wondering if there is a way to make it always display
the error.
Secondly, I would like to log these errors to a file(of course with
additional information like the time of the error, the file that generated
the error, maybe a dump of the session, post and get variables, etc etc)
which would be even better than the first option.
I have looked around on the net for information on how to change these but I
haven't found any information so far, so any help would be appreciated.
thanks,
--Jason