>>Looks about right. Another idea may be to open a modal window so that the user is forced to close that before displaying a new one.
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>>You can do this with window.showModalDialog. Although this may be IE-specific. Ex:
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window.showModalDialog "NewUser.htm",null,
> "dialogheight:350px,
>dialogwidth:400px, status=yes,"

>
>Nice tip, thanks. Will have to check on that.
>
>Do you know, is it possible to enable actual errors on the WEB server? E.g. if I make mistake in ASP and debug it locally, I see an actual error with description. But if I'm working on the company site, I don't have this info.
>
>Thx.

Check the help on Server.GetLastError. You can implement a logging script that uses this to write text or html files about the error. If you have IIS available search for a file called 500-100.asp for an example on how its used.