There is a site where i wanted to download some educational forms, but the developer who has made the site is ugly. So i want to know if this is possible. The site gives error of database not found. Ofcourse he deleted the ms access db or moved it and didnt change the code. The page has links to the forms i want to download, but that asp error is not executing the page. Is it possible if i can make my browser ignore or bypass the asp error and just show whatever is on that asp page ?
You can try 2 things 1. At the top of the page, under the VBScript declaration, type: On Error Resume Next e.g. <%@Language = VBScript%> <% On Error Resume Next %> This tell the asp parser to ignore any errors and continue. Try to run the page an see what happens. 2. If that doesn't work for you, you will need to comment-out the appropriate lines by adding a single-quote at the start of each line you want to ignore e.g. Instruction to run ' Instruction to ignore To do either of these, you will need access to the code to make these changes. If you don't have this access there is nothing you can do.
either i didnt explain it properly or you didnt read it properly. I want user to bypass, i dont have access to asp code or the site source. Sorry if i was not clear.
In that case, there's nothing you can do. The error is created by the web server not the visitors browser, so you can't get around it.
You cant get around any server error. It is the duty of the developer to maintain such updates. All you can do is try contacting the site admin.