Response.Redirect "nextpage.asp?value1=" & Request.Form("value1")&"&value2="&request.form("value2")
Just add '&' before the value2 variable. You need to add '?' before the first querystring variables, but for the subsequent ones you have to add '&' in...
www.learnasp.com
You can this site or the various other links that this provides.
What other language do you know?
Uhgar
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I am not sure if Format works in ASP; But are you using VB COM layer to get your data?
If so after you retrieve it from the DB and before you send it to ASP, you could format it using the Format function.
Format(<date>,"DD/MM/YYYY")
Uhgar
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I would still run it in the Master mode.
Compile your VB DLL (Ctrl-f5) and run it. Keep a break point in one of your classes or whereever you feel a bkpt is needed...voila! I think you should have it! Uhgar
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I know a way in Javascript go.history(-2) if I am right - check the syntax though! Uhgar
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What cbokowski would work and the reason it might not work could be when you do not include your ASP pages in a project. Uhgar
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Try this:
<a
href="displayJobs.asp?Location="<%=varlocation%>>Search</a>
Uhgar
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