Is there a difference? Request("myform") Request.Form.. 2

[snowboardr]

Is there a difference in performace or other wise requesting a form these ways:

strFrmMyForm = Request("myform&quot
strFrmMyForm = Request.Form("myform&quot
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[yahve]

Hi,

I would think that request.form("myform&quot, being more specific, would be more efficient.

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[FesterSXS]

Yes I would agree with that. If you dont specify the collection then ASP will search through the collections in the following order:

QueryString
Form
Cookies
ClientCertificates
ServerVariables

If the collection is specified then clearly that collection is the only one checked. Tony

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[rdsmadhu]

Hi snowboardr,

Request.Form("myform&quot retrieves value only from a form.
But, Request("myform&quot retrieves value either from a form or a query string(which ever is passed).
I do think I am true.



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[onpnt]

I would agree that .form(" &quot would be more efficient. the specification of the request leaves that to my belief. both of course have their place and the best use for the intence would be appropriate. I've always been a fan of processing the values with .form in a seperate file and try to stay away from the undecisive(if you will) request(" &quot

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[snowboardr]

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