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Is the "ASPError" object just a myth?
I have been trying in vain to use the ASPError object in my ".asp" web scripts (We have IIS6 installed). I have seen numerous examples online and though I copy and paste them exactly, the ASPError object always returns blank values. Here's something I tried:
<%
on error resume next
x = 4/0 'this should crash it
response.clear
set aspErr = server.getLastError
response.write aspErr.Number & "<br>" & aspErr.Description & "<br>" & aspErr.Line
on error goto 0
%>
I expected to see information displayed relating to the division by zero error: but the aspErr.Number and AspErr.Line are zero; and the aspErr.Description is blank. Do you get the same result on your IIS server? Can somebody show me some sample code that actually prints the error description? Thanks!
codepunk -- Thanks for the suggestion, but it did not work (I didn't really expect it to, since ASP/VBScript names are always case-insensitive).
2 Answers
- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Hello. I just found a useful link to your question:
http://www.devarticles.com/c/a/ASP/Replacing-the-E...
You may need to put them on your webserver error page. Hope helpful.
- 1 decade ago
See if changing the following fixes it
set aspErr = server.getLastError
to
set aspErr = Server.GetLastError
