Getting all QueryStrings for other links on page.. 1

[snowboardr]

Im am trying to get all QueryStrings and QueryParameter and put them into links on the page, so if a user changes a combo box all queryStrings stay in place. I have attempted this:

Function GetAllQ()
FOR EACH QueryString_Parameter IN Request.QueryString
Response.Write(QueryString_Parameter & "=&quot & Request.QueryString(QueryString_Parameter) & "&"
NEXT
End function

Is there a way to put all the QueryStrings and the parameter into a string so in my link I can just put the string in and any other QueryStrings I need to add to it?

I have tried putting

<%= ScriptName & &quot;?&quot; & GetAllQ()& bla bla, it doesnt work because i have to have Response.write in both places...so it errors ofcourse..

Thanks for any help on this question.



-Jason

 

[derren]

Hi

If you put your response.write code in brackets it will execute your expression, then write the result.

<%=(scriptname & &quot;?&quot; & getallQ() )%> Derren
[The only person in the world to like Word]

 

[snowboardr]

I tried
Function GetAll..

QueryString_Parameter & &quot;=&quot & Request.QueryString(QueryString_Parameter) & &quot;&&quot;

En..
But you have to have something to the left of it or no?

 

[derren]

Sorry, forgot to mention that &quot;request.querystring&quot; on its own gives you the whole querystring, not just an element of it!

Try using

<%=(scriptname & &quot;?&quot; & request.querystring)%>

That'll serve you better! Derren
[The only person in the world to like Word]

 

[snowboardr]

Oh dude, that was just to easy Thanks for tip man!!!

- Jason

 

[snowboardr]

Shoot problem though, If they click a link with the same querystring and different values it gives double querystrings...

view=1&view=2

 

[derren]

Hmmm, therein lies the rub ... You should not have said &quot;too easy&quot;!

This may work, but with a bit more code... and you'll have to be careful with the names of your querystrings

replace(response.querystring,"view=" & request.querystring("view"),"view=" & newvalue)

instead of just response.querystring. Basically, if you find the url parameter you are appending within the current querystring then we replace the name of the urlparam + the current value with the urlparam + the new value.

I hope that makes sense! Derren
[The only person in the world to like Word]

 

[snowboardr]

Dude, I dunno I gave up on that one, it turned out to take more type then updating all my links that had this:

<%= scriptname & &quot;?order_by=&quot; & Request.QueryString(&quot;order_by&quot & &quot;&order=&quot; & Request.QueryString(&quot;order&quot & &quot;&show=&quot; & Request.QueryString(&quot;show&quot & &quot;&p=&quot; & Request.QueryString(&quot;p&quot & &quot;&mark=3&quot; & &quot;&page=&quot; & Request.QueryString(&quot;page&quot %>

lol
Maybe someday an easy way to do that will come to be. eh

 

[snowboardr]

ok its 5 am I can't type haha to much programming this month!