[thelist] ASP.NET Errors

Walter Hemingway walt at medianetwork.ws
Mon Jan 19 20:01:56 CST 2004


I tried what you said and there was mo option for URL, just file and
default. Do I need to reinstall IIS? Can I do this if I have .NET
framework installed. Would I have to reinstall the .Net Framework?

Thank You,
Walter S. Hemingway
(803)748-8594


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From: "Walter Hemingway" <walt at medianetwork.ws>
Subject: RE: [thelist] ASP.NET Errors


: Thanx I will try that. I am also getting an error when I
: try to run some of my asp pages. I think it is only when the
: vbscript has a bug. Instead of the error page showing errors,
: it try's to download as a file. As if I don't have the server
: running. At least for the 100-500 error reporting asp page.
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Is this a custom 500-100 error handler page that you created? If so,
then you need to make sure that the type is "URL" not "File"

Open the IIS Admin MMC Snapin, right-click on the website/folder in
question -> Properties -> "Custom Errors" tab -> select "500;100" ->
Click "Edit Properties" button -> Set "message type" to "URL", and enter
a valid URL (eg /errors/500ErrorHandler.asp). If you want to use the
default supplied error handler page, you should have:
"/iisHelp/common/500-100.asp" as the URL (without the quotes).

You can also change this using command line scripting if you want via
the adsutil.vbs admin script.

Cheers
Ken

Microsoft MVP - Windows Server (IIS)

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