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Fuck me...
Literally spent all day trying to figure why I'm getting a 500.30 error on my application. The damn fucker won't let me get THROUGH. I know it's possible to do because I did it with another application, but this one is being a little shit.

I feel like the very definition of insane right now because I've been doing little incremental changes but getting the same results.

I just want to rip the entire thing apart.

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  • 2
    @dfox! You sly dog! You've become a lurker now?
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    Is there any way you can comment out blocks to eliminate them, maybe start with a basic screen loading 'hello world' and progressively uncomment until you can isolate what's not good? Weirdly, I actually like chasing this stuff down, and these days my IDE makes it easy, but if all else fails then it's right back to fundamentals, get something ultra-simple working and re-enable code until it begins to break again.
    p.s. And work with version control or on a copy - leaves you free to make changes, big and small, very quickly.
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    HTTP codes dont have decimals. So maybe start there 🤷‍♂️
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    This can happen, if the pipelines are wrong configured or the config of the controllers are wrong. Check the output in the debug window
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    @fullstackclown lol. Are you sure?
    https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/...
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    @iSwimInTheC Yep, I'm sure. Of course, Microsoft slaps on their own garbage which doesn't correspond to the standard as they always do. That's why a lot of their stuff turns out to be garbage. I like referring to the original specs: https://ietf.org/rfc/rfc2616.txt/

    Enjoy.
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    @fullstackclown thanks. I'm well aware of the standard. I'm wondering if you're trying to be funny when you said

    >HTTP codes dont have decimals. So maybe start there
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