Response.Write does not work if page has error in IE6

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Andres

I am an ASP developer. In versions of IE earlier than 6,
if an ASP page contained an error, I would get the error
stating the line number, a description, etc. If I needed
more debugging information displayed before the error
occurred, I could do so by using the Response.Write method
in a line before the error line to show a variable's value
or whatever. This helps troubleshooting tremendously.
However, in IE6, I cannot get the page to display the
debugging information I want to show before the error
occurs. It only displays a page with the technical
information, but not my text above it. Is there a way to
change it so that I can see the part of the page before
the error occurs? Please help!! I understand this is
more user friendly, but it is a pain for developers.

Thanks!
 
Uncheck the "Show Friendly HTTP error messages" option under the Advanced
tab in the
Internet Options.
 
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