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There are two ways that spring to mind:
1. Use Response.redirect("thispage.asp"
to transfer the user to different page after you finished processing the form
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2. I normally do it this way:
Write your asp page so that it processes the form variables (if there was POSTed or GETted info) and then displays the "HTML" page e.g.
HTH,
Kevin [sig][/sig]
1. Use Response.redirect("thispage.asp"
to transfer the user to different page after you finished processing the form
Code:
<%
'Process form stuff
response.redirect("myNewPage.asp")
%>2. I normally do it this way:
Write your asp page so that it processes the form variables (if there was POSTed or GETted info) and then displays the "HTML" page e.g.
Code:
<%
If request.ServerVariables("Content_Length") <> 0 then
'Process POSTed form stuff here
'Only processed if there was POSTed info
End If
%>
<HTML>
// Normal HTML stuff here
</HTML>HTH,
Kevin [sig][/sig]
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