Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes can be
filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page, but
upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server error appears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
5  1427 
After unchecking friendly errors, what exactly do you see in your browser?
If you're truly seeing nothing of use, go into the IIS management console,
pull up the properties of your site or application, go to the Home Directory
tab, click the Configuration button under "Application Settings," go to the
App Debugging tab, and verify that "Send detailed ASP error messages to
client" radio button is selected.
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:30****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes can be
filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page, but
upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server error appears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
It only says:
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Information Services
Which really narrows it down.
Regards
Hunter -----Original Message-----
After unchecking friendly errors, what exactly do you see
in your browser?If you're truly seeing nothing of use, go into the IIS
management console,pull up the properties of your site or application, go to
the Home Directorytab, click the Configuration button under "Application
Settings," go to theApp Debugging tab, and verify that "Send detailed ASP
error messages toclient" radio button is selected.
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in
messagenews:30****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes can
be filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page, but
upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server error
appears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
.
Your 500 error turns into a 404 after unchecking friendly errors? :| Are
you sure you have the URL right? What about a static .htm page in the same
directory? Create test.htm and test.asp in the same directory, with these
contents:
test.htm:
<html><body>I'm in test.htm</body></html>
test.asp:
Response.Write "<html><body>I'm in test.asp</body></html>"
Can you load either page?
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2f****************************@phx.gbl... It only says:
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Information Services
Which really narrows it down.
Regards
Hunter
-----Original Message-----
After unchecking friendly errors, what exactly do you see
in your browser?If you're truly seeing nothing of use, go into the IIS
management console,pull up the properties of your site or application, go to
the Home Directorytab, click the Configuration button under "Application
Settings," go to theApp Debugging tab, and verify that "Send detailed ASP
error messages toclient" radio button is selected.
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in
messagenews:30****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes can be filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page, but
upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server error appears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
.
On Mon, 30 Aug 2004 15:06:44 -0700, "Hunter Pieper"
<hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote: It only says:
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Information Services
Which really narrows it down.
It actually does. Since you had a 500 error and now it's a 404, then
the probl;em is now different. Check and see if the file is actually
there to be found by the account accessing it.
Then, when you get that fixed, repost the full error for the 500
error.
Jeff -----Original Message-----
After unchecking friendly errors, what exactly do you see
in your browser?If you're truly seeing nothing of use, go into the IIS
management console,pull up the properties of your site or application, go to
the Home Directorytab, click the Configuration button under "Application
Settings," go to theApp Debugging tab, and verify that "Send detailed ASP
error messages toclient" radio button is selected.
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in
messagenews:30****************************@phx.gbl... Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes canbe filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page, but
upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server errorappears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
.
I figured it out.
I had the URLScan asapi filter running. I had removed it
earlier in the day, but I had forgotten to restart the IIS
server.
It took a while for my brains to start working; so it was
later in the day when I finally remembered, to recheck the
URLScan log. At which time I noticed it was denying
access, and that a restart was necessary to get the
desired effect.
Damn.
Thanks for the help though, and sorry for the trouble.
Hunter -----Original Message-----
Your 500 error turns into a 404 after unchecking friendly
errors? :| Areyou sure you have the URL right? What about a
static .htm page in the samedirectory? Create test.htm and test.asp in the same
directory, with thesecontents:
test.htm:
<html><body>I'm in test.htm</body></html>
test.asp:
Response.Write "<html><body>I'm in test.asp</body></html>"
Can you load either page?
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in
messagenews:2f****************************@phx.gbl... It only says:
HTTP 404 - File not found
Internet Information Services
Which really narrows it down.
Regards
Hunter
-----Original Message-----
After unchecking friendly errors, what exactly do you
see in your browser?If you're truly seeing nothing of use, go into the IIS
management console,pull up the properties of your site or application, go
to the Home Directorytab, click the Configuration button under "Application
Settings," go to theApp Debugging tab, and verify that "Send detailed ASP
error messages toclient" radio button is selected.
Ray at work
"Hunter Pieper" <hu***********@yahoo.com> wrote in
messagenews:30****************************@phx.gbl.. .
Hello,
We are trying to get an .asp page to post to an access
database. the page is viewable, and the form boxes
can be filled in. Upon submission of the data a confirmation
page is then to show.
What happens is the data is inserted into the page,
but upon submission an HTTP 500 Internal server error
appears.
if we uncheck show friendly http errors in IE there is
still no more info to go on.
My question is then, where to begin?
I suspect perhaps a security setting, but which?
How to get more error info?
Any ideas are appreciated.
Regards
Hunter
.
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