ID seems to work, but now what?

[LadyDi02]

Hello again experts,

Has anyone had a chance to review my code. I think I may have gotten my asp page to return the id by modifying the stored procedure and using it as a call in my asp page. But now what do I do with the query string? Thanks again.

 

[johnwm]

Is this a guessing game? or are we supposed to search for a previous thread?

Please provide a reference, or post in your existing thread if the question relates to the same code.

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[LadyDi02]

My Apologies John,

I meant to reply to another thread but posted another. Again sorry for this. The threat I meant to reply or post to was thread333-1359237. Could you have a look at that for me? Thanks again

 

[monksnake]

But now what do I do with the query string?

Creating a query string is as easy as dirty cake??

Assuming you would want to pass an ID via a querystring, all you do is add a ? after the address with a reference name (you make the name up) and the value of that reference name.

Example (Since this is ASP Forum, assume this to be server side code):
Add Id value:

strURLLink = "[URL unfurl="true"]http://localhost/test/approval.asp[/URL][!]?idValue=" + whateverNameYouGaveToTheVariableThatContainsTheId;[/!]

The highlighted part is the query string. The name "idValue" is just something I made up.

To get this information on the next page

http://localhost/test/approval.asp

In your ASP you do:

Request.QueryString("idValue")

where idValue was the "made up" name I put in the query string.


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