ASP Tutorial

I received an error. Now what do I do?
In ASP, you will undoubtedly receive errors. The first thing that any person debugging ASP should do is to read the error message. In the most recent versions of Internet Explorer, the browser will not give you the error. Rather, it gives you a nice, friendly message. To make the debugging purpose easier, turn this function off in Internet Explorer. To do so, follow the instructions below:

Click the Tools menu
Select Internet Options
Click the Advanced tab
Deselect "Show friendly HTTP errors"
Click OK

The next step in debugging the ASP code you're using is to read the error, and review the error line. Most of the times in ASP, you will receive error numbers and line numbers. Look at the line on which you receive the error, and proceed as necessary. Most ASP code can be debugged by simple review of what you have written.