Whenever I run an ASP page via IIS5, any VBScript errors result in an error page being displayed. I don't want this - I want to be able to display the page output, includin the Response.Write statements I have put in to assist in debugging.

How do I stop the error pages being displayed?

Thanks
Pat

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For this, you need to administer IIS. The steps are

1) Open IIS Manager

2) Rightclick the site / virtual directory (listed on the left) and open properties.

3) Open custom errors tab.

4) Select the HTTP error 500;100. The corresponding URL is /iisHelp/common/500-100.asp by default.

5) Click edit properties. Give the URL of your new error page. (Path either absolute or relative to the virtual directory).

6) Apply. Restart the virtual directory / site.

It should work now.

HTH

Madhu

Also,

Response.Buffer has to be false for you to see intermediate results just before errors.