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ASP - Microsoft VBScript compilation error '800a0411' Name redefined
Posted on 2011-03-08
I am migrating an ASP app to IIS6 from IIS5 it would appear that the global application object is handled differently. In the app currently the there is an include line for each page to include the global variable e.g. <!-- #include file="inc/applicationVaria
However when you go from one page to another I get the error in the title. It appears it is moaning about a constant value being changed (I guess 'cus it's re-reading it..?) However if I remove the include file line then I get an error saying:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'
Object required: 'application(...)'
However when you go from one page to another I get the error in the title. It appears it is moaning about a constant value being changed (I guess 'cus it's re-reading it..?) However if I remove the include file line then I get an error saying:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01a8'
Object required: 'application(...)'
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Active 1 day ago
Remove the constant out into another file and only include that in your initiaal page, or just put the constant at the top of your initial page.
No good, when I do either it states my variables haven't been declared when I move to the next page. For example:
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01f4'
Variable is undefined: 'applicationRoot'
Any ideas how I can set these global variables without re-declaring them?
Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01f4'
Variable is undefined: 'applicationRoot'
Any ideas how I can set these global variables without re-declaring them?
Active 1 day ago
Instead of using a global variable in this way use a Application variable if the variable/constant is the same for all users or session variable if it changes depending on the user.
i.e
Application("applicationRo
or
Session("applicationRoot")
You should have no problems with this being in the include file no matter how many times the include file is copied in.
When you want to retrieve the value :
dim myVariable = Application("applicationRo
i.e
Application("applicationRo
or
Session("applicationRoot")
You should have no problems with this being in the include file no matter how many times the include file is copied in.
When you want to retrieve the value :
dim myVariable = Application("applicationRo
OK thanks, will award points soon, but want to keep Q open for a couple of days whilst I reconfigure.
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