I have put a central error handling mechanism for my website which reports all technical glitches and emails them to me. But I am also getting the script timeout error when the script timeout is done is some of the pages. I do not want to get an email when this occurs. Basically I changed the 500-100.asp file to my ErrorHandler.asp , it catches the error and emails me and shows the user some friendly message. Now with the timeout script it should do nothing, it should not display user anything. Basically I have to skip this error from my ErrorHandling.
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My problem is that a lot of asp pages which have the script timeout method , have their own functionality. One asp page shows a different message for a script timeout , another page shows a different message. So basically I want to bypass the Scripttimeout error
from IIS rather through my ErrorHandler.asp page .
Thanks,
Tech.
How about this in the 500-100.asp file:
Dim err
err = Server.GetLastError
If err.ASPCode = adErrStillExecuting Then
Response.Redirect err.File() & "?timeout"
Else
' other error handling routines
End If
In the individual asp files:
If Not IsEmpty(QueryString("timeo
' handle the timeout
Else
' normal execution
End If
I am sorry , I should have looked at the code in more detail. But my problem is I do not have access to the individual asp files, but I know that they do indeed handle the Script Time out error and customize the user. So will the user get the customized message whatever is given to the user in the inidividual pages if I write the below code in my Central Error Handler asp file.
//
If err.ASPCode = ScriptTimeOutError (I do not know the exact code for this error) Then
Response.Redirect err.File()
end if
brgivens - Can I get the exact URL from which the error has occured reported onto my ErrorHandler.asp. Because if they are include files, I am unable to get to know from which url the error is being thrown.
Eg: www.xxx.com/123.asp
if there is error in 123_include.inc which in included in 123.asp, I should get the URL as www.xxx.com/123.asp to be reported.
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by: brgivensPosted on 2004-04-14 at 21:19:40ID: 10829943
If Server.GetLastError <> adErrStillExecuting Then
' mail yourself the error details
End If
I'm taking a guess as to which error# is the timeout you want - it's probably one or the other of these two:
adErrStillExecuting (&He7f)
adErrStillConnecting (&He81)