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Can't get "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>" to work
Tsuji: Without the outer quotes, the script simply fails (I don't get any error message, but neither does it successfully set the value of myip; If I place a line alert("myip is " + myip); immediately after the "myip = " line, it never executes. On the other hand, if I use the outer quotes...- ttobin
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Can't get "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>" to work
Tsuji: I have already tried surrounding the <% %> call with single quotes (two-sets of double quotes will not create a valid script, as I'm sure you are aware). I also tried double-quotes on the outside, and single-quotes around 'LOCAL_ADDR'. I both cases, myip is set to the literal string...- ttobin
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
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Can't get "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>" to work
I'm trying to do something that is (probably) VERY easy, but I sure can't figure it out! I want to create a user link on an aspx webpage for a user to click, and when they click it, depending on what their local address is, I want to open either of two webpages. I believe I probably need to...- ttobin
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- Forum: Microsoft: ASP (Active Server Pages)
