We have a bunch of tests we give nurses to take that use an ASP script to submit the answers into a database. A number of people are saying they do the tests but the tests don't get submitted...but they don't give details as to what's happening. There is plenty of evidence to show the ASP script works. But assuming there are actually problems somewhere...perhaps it's something to do with a particular computer. Could a browser be accidentally set up to NOT run ASP script, thus creating an inability to submit a test? Or could there be another local problem causing it?

As ASP runs server-side, the only thing that the browser recieves is the HTML output, so no...browsers cannot be told not to run asp. The first rule of debugging is that "I can't fix it if I don't know what the problem is". Have your users copy and past the verbose ASP errors they receive in their browsers and email them to you. It's the only way to even begin to get to the bottom of the bug if you cannot replicate the error(s) yourself.

Hope this helps.

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