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leppie wrote:
Who is this leppie oke you're talking about? too many 's?
   
Sorry about that, oke. I had one too many Bertram's VO Brandy glasses earlier and for some odd reason thought while replying to you that leppie and you were different people...
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Paul Watson wrote:
I had one too many Bertram's VO Brandy glasses earlier
That inspired a sip from my bottle of KWV 5Year that has been on my desk for odd year now  Mind you its allmost finished.
Drinking only makes you dumb! And dumbness leads to mistakes!
Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.
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leppie wrote:
Drinking only makes you dumb! And dumbness leads to mistakes!
Ai but by god it feels good getting dumb...
Ok I am off home, far too late to be at the office Chow
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Paul Watson wrote:
Ai but by god it feels good getting dumb...
Nah, been there done that, got the T-shirt!
Paul Watson wrote:
Ok I am off home, far too late to be at the office
Now thats SAD! Arent you scared someone sees you? Then again it is 3AM, who will see you?
Before you criticize a man, walk a mile in his shoes. That way, when you do criticize him, you'll be a mile away and have his shoes.
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Hello,
In my ASP VBScript file, how do I trap the VBSCript compile error. I am using 'On Error Resume Next' and also using the Err object. But still the compilation errors are not being trapped by this code. Can you help me in sorting this out?
Thanks in advance
Hitesh
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Hitu wrote:
Can you help me in sorting this out?
No, I can't and I think noone can. This kind of error occurs before any code of yours execute.
Sorry
"In an organization, each person rises to the level of his own incompetence." Peter's Principle
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Why would you need to trap compile errors? They should and will throw a HTTP:500 error. You can see what the actual error is by turning the "show friendly messages" option off in IE but a compile error should be fixed not trapped.
On Error is for trapping exceptions which is a different thing entirely.
Paul
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anyone use JScript for server side?
I think it is a garbage collected language, so it would be good to use it in a site with many pageviews???
Casa.Sapo.pt
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I posted about this the other day and couldn't come up with a solution, I still haven't slept since then.
I am using Index Server to add a search function to our intranet, It is working fine except for the "characterization" , or in other words the abstract.
It will not return anything. I asked the server folks to verify the catalog option were set to generate the "characterization" and they are.
I test my exact same code on the internet server and it works 100% perfectly. On the Intranet server it will not return an abstract, I get zero errors, I just can't get a description. I have searched HIGH and LOW on the web only to find nothing. I don't know where else to turn?
I don't know why it won't return anything for the "characterization"? Does anyone have any ideas?
I do know that the servers are differnt:
Intranet is Win2000, IISv5.
Internet is WinNT, IIS v4.
I don't think that should be a problem tho, you would think that the problem would be with the WINNT not 2000.
Thank you so much for your time
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Is this possible?
All the examples I see targets "style" of an element. Is it possible to change the class then as well? Will it behave "dynamically" clientside?
OK, then one last question, what can I use to debug JavaScript?
Cheers all
Give them a chance! Do it for the kittens, dear God, the kittens!
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leppie wrote:
All the examples I see targets "style" of an element. Is it possible to change the class then as well? Will it behave "dynamically" clientside?
The class HTMLElement has a className property, I would assume you can use that.
leppie wrote:
OK, then one last question, what can I use to debug JavaScript?
alert("I am here"); is one of my favourites. 
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
alert("I am here"); is one of my favourites.
Yep it's a life saver, especially as you can include javascript variables in it with + varname 
The following statement about your geekness is true. The previous statement about your geekness is false.
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Megan Forbes wrote:
Yep it's a life saver, especially as you can include javascript variables in it with + varname
Well, yeah, I was heading for the simplistic
In reality, it's usually the first word that pops into my head and when I'm debugging that is usually a four-letter word, but this isn't the soapbox so I'll say no more
This all stems back to my C on Unix days where a few printf()s were actually more effective than the dire debuggers.
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
alert("I am here"); is one of my favourites
o god! Someone else pointed me to the MS Script Debugger that is on the Win2k Server Resource kit. Has anyone used this?
Paul Riley wrote:
The class HTMLElement has a className property, I would assume you can use that.
Nothing happens! Hence the need for a debugggger!
Thanx
Give them a chance! Do it for the kittens, dear God, the kittens!
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leppie wrote:
o god! Someone else pointed me to the MS Script Debugger that is on the Win2k Server Resource kit. Has anyone used this?
Briefly. I went back to alert("I am here"); 
leppie wrote:
Nothing happens! Hence the need for a debugggger!
alert("class = " + element.className); 
Paul
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I just spend over 2 hours trying to find a reoccuring JavaScript error. After 2 hours I realise like all ECMA based languages variables cannot start with numbers!  I changed my sequencing from [number][Name] to [Name][Number] and all was OK.
I JUST WANT A DAMN DEBUGGER! How am I suppose to know "Missing )" means "bad varaible name choice"?  
Finaly time to relax
Give them a chance! Do it for the kittens, dear God, the kittens!
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leppie wrote:
I JUST WANT A DAMN DEBUGGER! How am I suppose to know "Missing )" means "bad varaible name choice"?
You're not; everything in JavaScript is "Missing )", it's part of the C legacy . And a debugger isn't going to help you there either, it's only going to throw the same error on the same line.
However, if you'd written alert(23WhenBadThingsHappen); on the line above it and the same error had moved up to the new line, you might have had an idea... see how great alerts are?
Be alert, the world needs more lerts
Paul
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Paul Riley wrote:
see how great alerts are?
Not when your mouse is registered with plenty clicks , mouseover, mouseouts. Then it gets plain annoying!
Give them a chance! Do it for the kittens, dear God, the kittens!
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leppie wrote:
Not when your mouse is registered with plenty clicks , mouseover, mouseouts. Then it gets plain annoying!
Ahh, a fair point. That's just what you get for trying to be too clever with a web page. Go with the KISS principle.
Paul
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<style>
.myClass1 { font-size: 8px; color: white }
.myClass2 { font-size: 10px; color: blue }
</style>
... HTML and BODY tags
<div class="myClass1" id="test" onMouseover="this.className='myClass1'" onMouseout="this.className='myClass2'">
Some weird text
</div>
MSSD (debugger) sux!!! alert() is your best option...plus use syntax hilight so you can catch missing closing quotes and stuff of that nature...that'll save you hours...compared with notepad
Cheers
"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr
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Hockey wrote:
Hehe, yes I found out like most attributes, they look slightly different in their property form
Hockey wrote:
MSSD (debugger) sux!!! alert() is your best option...plus use syntax hilight so you can catch missing closing quotes and stuff of that nature...that'll save you hours...compared with notepad
OK, I just dumped the functions between SCRIPT tags below the page header. VS.NET shows it nicely, but something it doesnt recognise, like "class" for example (lame ) and you get halve of the JavaScript underlined in red because of the so-called "syntax" errors.
I notice a schema URL inserted by VS for IE5, but class has been around since IE3 I think. Then it complains I cant place a table between SPAN tags, but DIV is OK (dope).
I somehow remmebr NOT seeing all these syntax underlining before I formated my HDD the other day. I could be wrong, I just started this web stuff a week or two ago...
Give them a chance! Do it for the kittens, dear God, the kittens!
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If I remember correctly there was a way you could add to the keywords list by adding them to a file.
Perhaps you can do the same using VS.NET I dunno though...I think most IDE support this undocumented feature...
Perhaps you could do the same for HTML tags and atttributes and such...
"An expert is someone who has made all the mistakes in his or her field" - Niels Bohr
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Got a real problem!
Since an abortive attempt to load Netscape on Monday which made my PC restart, I haven,t been a ble to get into InterDev. The Splash screen comes up then I get an Application Error and when I Debug, it gives me the following message:
"Unhandled Exception in DEVENV.EXE(MSENV.DLL) 0x0C0000005 Access Violation"
As well as replacing both DEVENV.EXE and MSENV.DLL I've tried:
1. Rebooting (approx 2,500 times!)
2. Removing and reloading InterDev.
3. Removing and reloading Visual Studio.
4. Re installing Windows 2000 Pro.
5. Re installing IE5.5.
6. RegClean.exe.
7. Praying!
8. Cursing!
....still no Go!
My next move will be to Format the drive and start over, though I am reluctant as I have stuff I don't want to lose and can't easily back up and it would take ages to do.
Then maybe suicide!!!
Any ideas? Any constructive help would be greatly appreciated.
code dope.
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code dope wrote:
maybe suicide!!!
Take up smoking. Bullets and knives are messy, and smoking gives you lots of time to change your mind.
Have you considered re-installing IIS? When does this Access Violation occur? I've never seen this exact error at startup, but I did have trouble initially getting InterDev to connect to my server because the default security setting blocks web publishing. I've also run into a problem trying to delete a folder from a site - the same error message you're getting. Deleting the contents of the folder, one file at a time, then deleting the empty folder worked fine for some unexplained reason. InterDev sux.
Word of the day: Rotundacrat
Extra Credit will be awarded for: Quasimobo...
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smoking...toooo slow! Perhaps Single Malt Whisky in vast quantities would work?
thanx for the reply. I have tried re-installing IIS as you suggested but no good I'm afraid.
It occurs about 10secs after the InterDev splash screen appears, so I guess it's something to do with initialisation of the app itself. I think it happens when one of the functions in MSENV.DLL is called. I've used Dependency Walker on the dll and it checks out OK. I guess perhaps it's calling another dll somewhere which got corrupted when my PC went crazy.
Any more ideas?
You're right about InterDev - it's the spawn of Ol' Nick himself!
code dope.
Life's like a sh*t sandwich - the more bread you got, the less sh*t you gotta eat!
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