Hi,



I added record paging subroutines to my ProcessRpt.asp file. All of my user

is working fine with the new function except one. Error message from

Internet Explorer is



"The page cannot be displayed."



So I reload the original ProcessRpt.asp (without record paging function) to

the intranet web site, the page can then be displayed.



One of the subroutine I added to the file is:



Sub RSPaging( )

     Dim numberPages, page

     numberPages = oRS.PageCount

     page = Request.QueryString("page")

     If page = "" then page = 1

     oRS.AbsolutePage = page

End Sub



I found that if I take away the "oRS.AbsolutePage = page" from the sub, the

page can be displayed. With the "oRS.AbsolutePage = page" in the sub, the

page cannot be displayed.



Is it a ADO revision problem?



Please help.



Thanks

William

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

From: <william.sze@s...>

Subject: [asp_web_howto] AbsolutePage issue





: I added record paging subroutines to my ProcessRpt.asp file. All of my

user

: is working fine with the new function except one. Error message from

: Internet Explorer is

:

: "The page cannot be displayed."



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



In Internet Explorer, goto Tools | Internet Options, switch to the Advanced

Tab, and uncheck the box that says "Show Friendly HTTP Errors"



Then, you should see the real error being returned by IIS (probably an ADO

error that the recordset does not support bookmarks or similar).



Please post this more detailed error message.



Cheers

Ken

Ken,



Thanks.



After unchecking the box,  it gives me "HTTP/1.1 Server Too Busy".



Does it mean that the server is too busy that it is unable to get data from

stored procedure only  or something else? It is because when I save the

original file (without sp) back to the server,  it does not have this

problem.



Thanks

William





                                                                                                                   

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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

From: <william.sze@s...>

Subject: [asp_web_howto] AbsolutePage issue





: I added record paging subroutines to my ProcessRpt.asp file. All of my

user

: is working fine with the new function except one. Error message from

: Internet Explorer is

:

: "The page cannot be displayed."



~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~



In Internet Explorer, goto Tools | Internet Options, switch to the Advanced

Tab, and uncheck the box that says "Show Friendly HTTP Errors"



Then, you should see the real error being returned by IIS (probably an ADO

error that the recordset does not support bookmarks or similar).



Please post this more detailed error message.



Cheers

Ken










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