Catching an error on a single line

Is there a way to catch an error on a single line in a VBS script? From what I understand the "On Error Resume Next" will apply to all lines in a procedure.
George

Hello George,
unfortunaly there is no way in VBS like the On Error Goto xxx in VB/VBA. You have to encapsulate the crtitcal lines with a On Error Resume Next/On Error Goto 0 pair and find an error with if Err.Number <> 0 then after every line and handle it e.g. with a Exit Sub call.
Matthias
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in Struts <html:errors/> will show errors in a listed manner.
so in ur properties file u have to specify ur errors within<li></li> tag and u have to add the additional valuee for header and footer.
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p(`)(`)ja.

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