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steve king #1
Accessing Values of local variables in previous page when using custom error page
Hello,
I have created a nice funky 500 - 100 error page which gives a nicer
error; happily loops through and supplies querysting information, all
headers, server variables..etc but it has a limitation.
On a normal error page you can always use a response.write then
response.end to look a the value of a local variable. What I would
LOVE would be to be able to loop through all the local variables (not
form or querystring, they're sorted) on the previous page and display
their values so a developer would see the complete state of the page
on the error page without having to use any on error statements.
Has anyone achieved this, I can't think of a way at all.
Many thanks anyone who gives it some thought.
Best regards,
Steve King
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steve king #2
Re: Accessing Values of local variables in previous page when using custom error page
MAtt,
Thanks for the answer, We've inherited a huge website from another set
of developers so I think the best option as you say is to use on error
resume next and just get rewriting in .Net, so, there goes my social
life.
Thanks again for answer.
Steve
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