Error | server | Internal server that's a lot of crap.
Actually, it's okay to check out the friendly error message in the Internet option.
Why do I get a-Internal Server error for all ASP errors? (2,943 requests)
If you are using IE5 and/or developing on Windows TOS, you are might find it difficult to debug ASP errors in a browser. This is because IE5 has a ridiculous default option so suppresses errors to a more "friendly" error (which, IMHO, is a l OT more cryptic than what they ' d get otherwise).
To circumvent this silliness with real ASP errors, go to IE's tools/internet Options menu, and on the Advanced tab, UNC Heck "Show friendly HTTP error messages."
After your ' ve disabled this default setting, refresh the page in question. There are three possible outcomes: (1) the page would magically work; (2) The page would give you a more detailed error (e.g. Stack Overflow or Syntax error), including a line number; or (3) you'll get "Server application Error"-which means, at some point, IIS got confused about the current Applica tion.
If (3) is what happens, the can remedy this simply by going into Internet Services Manager. Right-click the application in question (or Default Web Site, if a application is not relevant), select Properties, hit T He "Home Directory" tab, click the "Remove" button, and then click the "Create" button. Follow with Apply/ok, etc and get out of Internet Services Manager. Refresh your page, and all should to be very-again.
If you are are still getting errors like "page not found" then go to Internet Services Manager, right-click Default Web Site , choose Properties, and on the Home Directory tab, click the Configuration button. On the APP Debugging tab, make sure "Send detailed ASP error messages to Client" is selected.
