I reminded myself of something that I thought worth passing on. So, here goes.

If you're going to add a $$ReturnGeneralError form to your database, make sure it isn't the cause an error itself. If it is and you cause an error inside an error form the form won't be used and you will see the normal black and white error form.

I learnt yesterday, dangerously close to the start of the event proper (2pm this afternoon). How did it happen? Well, in my case, I had a DBLookup on a subform that was on every form and looked up info based on the user's name. This DBLookup failed when I logged in as a unregistered test user and the system tried to show me the error page. The error happened there too so the only thing it can do is use a normal error page. Solution? Add [FailSilent] to all DBLookup calls. Which I normally do, but had forgotten on this occasion.

Anyway, the countdown begins. Real users will be abusing the system in a couple of hours. Hopefully this will go well. Otherwise I'm in for a stressful day.