Re: Previously "ASP with Oracle8 vs. Oracle7?"

Thank you, that helped.

It seems to be the Response.Redirect statements. Searching on Microsoft's site turned up the following:

The information in this article applies to:

        Microsoft Active Server Pages 
        Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows NT 4.0 
        Microsoft Internet Explorer for Windows 95 
        Microsoft Internet Information Server 4.0

CAUSE    The conditions that cause this error to occur are as follows:

     1.The requesting page uses a Post to an ASP page. 
     2.The ASP page issues a "Response.redirect" ("HTTP302"). 
     3.The redirected page redirects to another page.

RESOLUTION    The correct solution is to re-design the Web application so that a redirect is not issued when a

   HTM forms submits a POST.

Yikes! There must be a better work around than redesigning the pages.

Jenny

Jim Csucsai wrote:
>
> Use a debugger and run the page tosee where it stops.... if no debugger...place some
> Response.write's before the login.asp code starts, after it starts, and then just
> before the case select area, maybe even in the case select ....find out where it stops
>
Received on Fri Jun 23 2000 - 00:00:00 CDT