Problem after upgrade

[Bent Elting]

I have used ZoomSearch 4.2 Pro and have today upgraded to version 5.0 Pro.

My site is www.xleasy.dk, Frontpage 2003 is my editor, and I use ZoomSearch asp with language Danish.

After indexing and upload I try a search. Every time I get this error message:

Microsoft VBScript runtime  error '800a0005'

Invalid procedure call or argument

/xle/_search/search.asp, line 713

I have uninstalled, deleted, tried again and much more. Any suggestions?

Bent

[David]

Did you upload the new search.asp script?

Maybe you are using V4 index files with the V5 script or the the V4 script with V5 of the index files?

[Bent Elting]

Workaround

Now I've found a workaround.

Configuration and indexing is working correct. The bug is possibly created by Frontpage 2003:

I have a folder '_search' for search.asp, settings.asp and the other files. The normal workflow is:

1) I update the website locally
2) I run Zoom Search
3) With Frontpage I publish changed content (including search files) to the server

The bug comes here: Before publishing, lines 30 to 36 look like this:

Dim catnames, NumCats, catpages, catindex
Dim IsZoomQuery

%>
[COLOR="RoyalBlue"]<!-- #include file="settings.asp" -->[/COLOR]
<%
if (ScriptEngine <> "VBScript" OR ScriptEngineMajorVersion < 5) then

The published file on the server have these lines:

Dim catnames, NumCats, catpages, catindex
Dim IsZoomQuery

%> <%
if (ScriptEngine <> "VBScript" OR ScriptEngineMajorVersion < 5) then

It seems Frontpage is trying to execute the include statement.

Workaround: File search.asp is copied manually to the server once. Afterwards the file is excluded from publishing.

Maybe somebody could explain why this happens?

Bent

[David]

Frontpage is really a terrible piece of software. We stopped using it about 5 years ago. Dreamweaver does a much better job. (Even Notepad does a better job in fact).

In this case I am guessing that Frontpage tried to be too smart and filtered out some code it thought wasn't important. Probably becuase of the comment tags.