> I would think "Response.Write" would be a common one.
If the VB programmer really cares, it starts with Option Explicit.
Regardless of that, they need to use Dim.
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> >> However, I disagree with the premise that this will help the end user
> >> confusion. Most initial posts on this subject are with an internal
> >> server error resulting, as the developer has not yet set Debug 2 or 3
> >> which are the settings which will result in a verbose HTML message
> >>
Warren Young wrote:
Josh Chamas wrote:
However, I disagree with the premise that this will help the end user
confusion. Most initial posts on this subject are with an internal
server error resulting, as the developer has not yet set Debug 2 or 3
which are the settings which will result in a verbo
Josh Chamas wrote:
However, I disagree with the premise that this will help the end user
confusion. Most initial posts on this subject are with an internal
server error resulting, as the developer has not yet set Debug 2 or 3
which are the settings which will result in a verbose HTML message
goin
Warren Young wrote:
Uwe Riehm wrote:
Maybe for the time being a quick and dirty hack could be a solution to
this:
just search / match in the input file for some of the most used
keywords of VBScript and in case one of those is found stop all the
processing and output such an error message.
A
Uwe Riehm wrote:
Maybe for the time being a quick and dirty hack could be a solution to this:
just search / match in the input file for some of the most used keywords of
VBScript and in case one of those is found stop all the processing and output
such an error message.
A refinement on the idea:
