Form submitting with query string along ASP page

[perryair]

Hi,
I have ASP page that contain 'Loop' query strings as shown below..

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<a href="query.asp?intCat=<%= rsInfo("cat")%>&prt=<%= rsInfo("number")%>">
<img border="0" src="<%= rsInfo("Img")%>"></td>

<%
rsInfo.MoveNext
Loop
%>
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How can I submit the query string(s) + <input type="hidden"> value of the particular query?

Should I 'Loop' the FORM tag too?

Can you point me to the right direction how this mechanism works with my requirement?

Thanks a lot!!

 

[kaht]

How can I submit the query string(s) + <input type="hidden"> value of the particular query?

Maybe by submitting the form? You're just generating a link which does not submit anything. Try maybe using a submit button instead.

-kaht

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[perryair]

I did not paste the FORM tag here, I have it in my page..
I have to submit the form using 'href' or by ? you tell me.

Make sense now?

 

[kaht]

>>I have to submit the form using 'href' or by ? you tell me.

I already did:

You're just generating a link which does not submit anything

href anchors do not submit post data - they just navigate to a new page. You can build the querystring in an anchor so that the new page can be passed parameters - but you will never get post data (i.e. hidden variables and such) by navigating with an anchor. The one exception to this rule is to use the anchor to call a javascript function that calls the submit method on a form. And if you're doing that, then there's really not a reason to use the anchor in the first place, might as well just use a submit button.

Make sense now?

-kaht

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[perryair]

Let me clearly,
I have an ASP page that display pictures from SQL database,
When the user click on one of the pictures it should send
the query to next page which is an ASP page that display
a bigest picture plus some details..
All of this works very well until I added the FORM tag since I have to pass an hidden data to next page.