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 Other site works fine. We arnt gonna die of site aint up and running strait away

 Ive spent a year plus building a framework it works under within the instance and it doesn't do the usual im right or this is the correct answer  type attitude .  If it can't figure it out it doesn't need to say it can.

 

 Its answer

Yes. If he sends you the whole site as a ZIP, that's actually much better than individual snippets.

You could upload the ZIP here and I can unpack it and trace how the pieces interact: ASP includes, HTML generation, CSS, JavaScript, mobile-view logic, functions_format_post.asp, Quick Reply, quote handling, YouTube embedding, etc. That avoids the problem of analysing one file while the actual cause lives in an included file.

His idea of running it locally is also sound. Web Wiz is Classic ASP, so a local Windows IIS setup can run the site; Web Wiz's own installation docs describe extracting the complete directory while retaining its structure, and Microsoft documents running Classic ASP sites locally through IIS. �

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But you don't need to set up IIS yourself just for me to analyse it. Send me the ZIP first. I can do static analysis of the entire codebase and map where those ten bugs are likely coming from. If we reach something that genuinely requires executing the ASP application, then local IIS becomes useful.

One important thing before he gives you the ZIP: tell him to remove/blank database passwords, admin credentials, SMTP passwords/API keys, and other secrets. Web Wiz stores database-connection information in its database/configuration area, so a complete site archive could contain credentials. �

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And I wouldn't start rewriting it wholesale. I'd first identify what version/generation it actually is, what's been customised, and which of the problems already have fixes in later Web Wiz releases. That could save a hell of a lot of unnecessary work.

 So if you email it ill try that