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Yes. If you convert your pages to .Net you will see a performance increase anywhere from 100% to 400%+ (this seems to be the range most often given). The pages will almost certainly need more than just a change from .asp to .aspx, but the changes could be small. You can run .asp pages in the...

Near as I figure, if you open a window using JavaScript, you can close it using JavaScript... without having an alert pop-up. I can do that as often as I like, but if I go straight to the window with the close code I get the prompt. Can you create your window using JS? That *may* solve your...

Hmmm, it does not pop-up an alert for me. I use this little snip of code all by itself on an HTML page. I redirect out of an ASP page to the page with just this code and it just closes down. No messages or anything. I am curious why you would get a message and I don't... Joe

I use a version of this: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=JavaScript> this.window.close(); </SCRIPT> I hope this helps! Joe

yahve, What a great answer! Of course I voted you positive (and anyone else who lended me a helping hand). Thank you very much, Mojojojo

Kristof, I would do that except the ASP variable is not available until the bottom of the page. I can't assign it at the top. I was hoping JavaScript could read through the page and grab the value. I can assign the ASP variable easy enough to JavaScript, but I can't print the new JavaScript...

My question is actually more than the above. I have an ASP variable that will be declared at the bottom of a page. I would like to print the value at the top of the page. It seems that I should be able to use javascript to pluck the value and print it at the top of the page since ASP is done...

Rycamor, Thanks so much. I have spent many, many hours on this and was so close and yet, so very far. Of course, I have voted positive for you. Thanks again, Joe

I am having fits with this. I have looked through the old posts and have not been able to gleem a solution. I am trying to pass a JavaScript variable to an asp page. The variable is too big for the querystring or a cookie, so I am planning on using a hidden field in a form that will...

Thanks to vituz and dianal for helping me to this point... I am stuck on a couple of simple things. I am trying to pull the querystring so that I can use it in javascript. My method below is not working. It is an ASP page. When I use this from within a page and not the querystring it works (...

I am trying to add the contents of a web page to a string. I can add the <title> and other tags using document.title etc., but how can I grab the whole page? I have tried document.documentElement; which should give me the entire page as an object, but I have been unable to place it in a...