Error: The page cannot be displayed. - HTTP 500 - Internal server error
Error:
The page cannot be displayed. - HTTP 500 - Internal server error
Solution:
Turn Off Friendly HTTP Error Messages in Internet Explorer
In order to debug any errors you are receiving you will need to turn off friendly http errors inside your browser. Follow the instructions below.
Once you can identify the specific error, you can search the knowledgebase for a solution. If you cannot find a solution, submit a trouble ticket to TECH SUPPORT with a link to your installation.
In order to debug any errors you are receiving you will need to turn off friendly http errors inside your browser. Follow the instructions below.
- First you need to select 'Tools' from the menu at the top of Internet Explorer.
- Then from the drop down menu choose 'Internet Options'.
- Once the 'Internet Options' Dialog box opens you want to choose the 'Advanced' tab. You will then see a list of Advanced functions of Internet Explorer that can be turned on or off by checking the tick boxes. Look down the list for 'Show friendly HTTP error messages' and uncheck the tick box for it followed by the 'Apply' button at the bottom of the dialog box.
- Now when you return to the main Internet Explorer screen with 'The page cannot be displayed. - HTTP 500 - Internal server error' you should be able to get what the error is after hitting the refresh button.
Once you can identify the specific error, you can search the knowledgebase for a solution. If you cannot find a solution, submit a trouble ticket to TECH SUPPORT with a link to your installation.
**IMPORTANT NOTE**
If you have enabled friendly error messages in your browser and still receive an error that looks like this:
If you have enabled friendly error messages in your browser and still receive an error that looks like this:
Server Error
500 - Internal server error. There is a problem with the resource you are looking for, and it cannot be displayed.
You will need to contact your web hosting provider or server administrator to enable "Advanced Error Reporting" on the server.
- If you are running your own windows server, you can configure your server to display "Detailed Error Messages". Click here for article
- if you are using a web host, contact your web host for instructions.
- If you are using godaddy or have access to web.config file, see here: http://dmxready.helpserve.com/Knowledgebase/Article/View/195/0/how-to-enable-detailed-error-messages-using-webconfig
Once you can identify the specific error you can search the knowledgebase for a solution. If you cannot find a solution, submit a trouble ticket to TECH SUPPORT with a link to your installation.