I've got this opening homepage: You are not authorized to view this page. HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden
Internet Explorer


1) I always use FTP and only FTP (sounds fanatic?) for that kind of job. Usually and depending what platform is envolved I doing FTP updates by the end of each day.

2) I agree with you. ON ERROR is the best if you wish to implement custom error handling. The "dark side" of using this statement: it turns off all error handling for subsequent statements in the function until you call ON ERROR GOTO 0.
(See http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/csvr2002/htm/cs_ss_infraerror_hdtc.asp

Finally. IMHO, the:
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server error '80040e14'
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'order'.
/creditrecords/ViewCartDetail.asp, line 41

it's becuase StrConn since it works locally. In SQL the word NEAR really means BEFORE so it can be more than that even an empty query result.


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>HTTP 500 - Internal server error
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>Looks like for some reason my FTP version is not written.
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>I want to ask few questions:
>1) Is it a normal practice to use FTP for updating pages on the site? E.g. have one local version and one actual site version. Seems like it's creating a nightmare for version control.
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>2) Is On Error Resume Next not a good idea to use in ASP pages? In my opinion, it is a good idea, because at least the pages would not bomb and you can show all information about error in the useful format. But my boss thinks otherwise and insisting on using Web logs instead.
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>Thanks a lot in advance.