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a problem with "Remote" error display.....
I had a similar problem and found that the "Off" in the customErrors Mode tage was case sensitive. I.E. <customErrors mode="Off" /> works, but <customErrors mode="off" /> doesn't. Hope this helps- mrblurgle
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft: ASP.NET
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Collection Mystery
Yep. The problem was that I thought I was storing a long but was actually storing the recordset field object in the collection. I think the XP environment is a little less forgiving about default properties vs. object references. I do think that VB's error trapping could be a shade more robust...- mrblurgle
- Post #6
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Collection Mystery
Whoops, Sorry I didn't notice the year, and thought it was only a week old :-) Thanks, it could be a related issue for me - although I (think I) am only storing a long in the collection, I am pulling it from a recordset so I may be storing a reference to the recordset, but I don't think so -...- mrblurgle
- Post #5
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
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Collection Mystery
Not a solution, but a similar problem with collections ... I have a VB6 app on XP which also happens to be using MDI forms (I don't know if this matters). I have declared a collection at form Module level and then destroy and recreate it as necessary. I add some (or one) items using a key...- mrblurgle
- Post #3
- Forum: Visual Basic (Classic)
