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Error trapping..?????

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CDNJungler

CDNJungler

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I need to trap a division by zero error and unfortunately, my error trapping abilities are virtually non-existant !!!
I'm assuming I have to use some sort of On Error Resume Next
coding, but I'm not quite sure in how to do it. Any help on this is greatly apprieciated. Thanks, CDNJungler
 
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rather than On Err why not just check the value of the denominator?

Dim iDenominator, iNumurator, result

iDenominator = 0
iNumurator = 10

If (iDenominator = 0 ) Then
result = "Error attempted division by zero"
Else
result = iNumurator / iDenominator
End If

Response.write result


 
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Thank you for the answer, this will work for sure. Unfortunately, I have about 200 pages, and everypage has multiple divisions, all possible of being divided by the value zero. Is there any other way I can implement this without having to type it out an obscene amount of times!!!
 
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put it in a function

something like

Function divisionCheck (numurator, denominator)
If (denominator= 0 ) Then
result = "Error attempted division by zero"
Else
result = numurator/ denominator
End If

divisionCheck = result
End Function

<%
Dim result
result = divisionCheck(10, 0)
Response.write result


%>

Hope this helps
 
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my quick demo .. and be vbscript's lame error trapping, i'd suggest mit99mh has the right of it - you're going to have to make some kind of change to all those pages anyway - at least with javascript you can trap errors in a whole black of code with one catch.

<html><head><title>Test Area</title></head><body>
Test Area.
<%on error resume next
dim lng_1, lng_2, lng_3
lng_1=3
lng_2=1
lng_3=0
Response.Write lng_2/lng_1
%><br /><%
if err.number=0 then
Response.Write &quot; OK&quot;
else
Response.Write &quot; NOK&quot;
end if
%><br /><%
Response.Write lng_2/lng_3
%><br /><%
if err.number=0 then
Response.Write &quot; OK&quot;
else
Response.Write &quot; NOK&quot;
end if
%>
</body></html> codestorm
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Kludges are like lies.
You're not a complete programmer unless you know how to guess.
I hope I never consider myself an 'expert'.
<insert witticism here>
 
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