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ASP
Scripts
Q: What
SMTP server should I use for my Scripts?
A: Please use mail.nexfront.com as
your SMTP server in your script.
Q: Why
is my ASP page is not running?
A: All
hosting accounts support ASP. If your ASP page does
not execute, it is because your script is returning errors that
you can not see. To see the error messages that the script
is producing, please do the following steps:
Go to Extra>Internet Options,
click the Advanced Tab and go to the category Surfing and UnCheck the
line that says:
show userfriendly HTTP error messages
(or something similar)
Q: My
ASP page is returning HTTP Error 500. How can I see the
detailed error messages?
A: To
see the error messages that the script is producing, please do
the following steps:
Go to Extra>Internet Options,
click the Advanced Tab and go to the category Surfing and
uncheck the line that says:
show user friendly HTTP error messages
(or something similar)
Q: Why
is my ASP page returning "...must be updateable query.." messages when
trying to make changes to MS Access DB?
A: This
happens when your .MDB file does not have WRITE permissions. To
fix the problem, go to your Hosting Control Panel click on File
Permission and assign Read + Write to user IUSR_DEDI
for the .MDB file.
 File
Permissions
Q: Why
is my ASP page not working when trying to make changes to MS
Access DB?
A: This
happens when your .MDB file does not have WRITE permission. To
fix the problem, go to your Hosting Control Panel click on File
Permission and assign Read + Write to user IUSR_DEDI
for the .MDB file.
File
Permissions
Q: My
ASP page returns a ODBC not found error?
A: You
get this error because you did NOT setup an ODBC connection yet. Go
to Control Panel and click on the Create ODBC/DSN icon to
create an ODBC connection.
 Create
ODBC
Q: Why
is my ASP Global.asa not working?
A: You
must use your own domain name (http://www.yourdomain.com)
to browse in order for your global.asa to execute. Using our
Shared URL (http://site101.mysite4now.com/yourID)
will not execute your global.asa. To enable the script place
your global.asa into your root directory.
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