an error occurred while processing this directive

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When I view the following website http://www.soapboxandmore.com/karr/angel.html
I see the following message displayed on the page

[an error occurred while processing this directive]

I have made similar pages on the site and they do not display this error
message; they only occur in the "karr" folder.

I would appreciate any help anyone could offer.

Thanks

John
 
Daviid,

I was in the process of reloading the page. Please try again.

Thanks.


David Berry said:
I get a 404 Page Not Found when I try that link

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johnmh47 said:
When I view the following website
http://www.soapboxandmore.com/karr/angel.html
I see the following message displayed on the page

[an error occurred while processing this directive]

I have made similar pages on the site and they do not display this error
message; they only occur in the "karr" folder.

I would appreciate any help anyone could offer.

Thanks

John
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When I Googled for the error message, I found another site and someone else
was having a similar problem. The culprit -

<!--#1-->

FP doesn't like it.

John
 
FP doesn't like the # in the comments. After removing them from the page and
reloading, it woked as planned.

John
 
That should be an SSL comment/statement as in <!--#include
file="whatever.html"--> or similar.
 
I've seen that message in the cases where an "include" page is missing when
using standard Server Side Includes. But the error may well mean something
else.

Anyway, look for any error in your code, a line that looks something like
<!--#include file="whatever.html"--> or <!--#include
virtual="whatever.asp"-->

The above statements are instructing the server to include one file in
another (like the Frontpage include content feature, which is the eqivalent
of SSL).

Generally the above code will have a pathname to a file that is to be
included in another page.

If that included page has not been published or in the wrong location, the
error is telling you it can't incude the page because it could not be found.
 
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