Calling a <!--#Include file="name.asp"-->. with Arguments?

[JuanjoZun]

Hello again.

I need to call an include... <!--#Include file=&quot;name.asp&quot;--> but I want to send Arguments that will be used in the NAME.ASP...

I had an ASP page... I wrote something like this:

<!--#include file=&quot;name.asp&quot;?Temp1=123&Temp2=Hello-->
I want to send a text from a TEXTAREA...

Any Ideas?
Juanjo

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[humbleprogrammer]

I don't think you can't do it this way.

You can add the code in your NAME.asp file like:

Dim, Temp1, Temp2
Temp1 = &quot;123&quot;
Temp2 = &quot;Hello&quot;

If you want to add the values to your text area type <%=Temp1%> for the text area value.

 

[JuanjoZun]

Sorry, maybe you need more details:

I have a Main.asp and Bottom.asp. In Bottom.asp I have a Textarea and a SubmitButton. So, When I write something in the textarea and click send, it would appear in the Main.asp... I need to save this information in a DAtabase... So, when I click the Submitbutton, need to call Add.asp to save in the database, but I need to know the Textareavalue and two more parameters... do you know how I can make this?? Any idea would be helpfull...

thanks for ur time

juanjo

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[TempestT37]

after your database INSERT, add some javascript. sounds like this is a frame page.
<%
recSet.CommandText =&quot;INSERT INTO customer (cusdriverVer) VALUES (?)&quot;
set objparam=recSet.createparameter(, 200, , 255, cusdriverVer)
recSet.parameters.append objparam
recSet.execute%>
<script type=&quot;text/javascript&quot; language=&quot;JavaScript&quot;>
parent.main.location.href = &quot;Main.asp&quot;;
</script>

 

[JuanjoZun]

I did this:
From Main.ASP JavaScript

location.href = &quot;add.asp?MM=&quot; + out;

in Add.ASP JavaScript

before this I created a ADODB.RECORDSET
rsAddComments.Fields(&quot;mensaje&quot = Request.QueryString(&quot;MM&quot


And in my database is saved this record.

Thanks... See ya later


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