Linking to another page within an if statement

[xTiamatx]

hi... I'm new to web design, and everything I have learned comes from the last two days of working with Dreamweaver MX, with javascript and vbscript

if err<>0 then
' Response.Write(err.Description)
Response.Write(&quot;<h3>Account already on File - Duplicate Add</h3>&quot
else
Response.Write(&quot;<h3>Account Added</h3>&quot
end if

I'm trying to make the to urls.. something like this

if err<>0 then
http:\\

http://www.whatever.com\whatever.htm

else
http:\\

http://www.whatever.com\whateva.htm

end if

they need to immediately link to the page... depending on if an error is returned, anyone have an idea?

Thanks,

Kerry

 

[clarkin]

Check out Response.Redirect if you want to go to another page.

This FAQ in the ASP forum has some handy tutorials where you'll find out more about ASP type stuff: faq333-1325

Good luck

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[xTiamatx]

awesome!, hehe... I tried it out and it works great! site is fully functional now! thx a lot!

-Kerry

 

[clarkin]

Also have a look at this FAQ:

http://www.aspfaq.com/show.asp?id=2217

In particular it mentions right at the end that with the latest version of ASP (3.0) you can use Server.Transfer instead of Response.Redirect.

Basically if you use Server.Transfer you won't 'break' stuff like Request.Form(&quot;bla&quot in your new page.

Have a look at

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/iisref/htm/ref_vbom_seromtr.asp

for the official line.

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[xTiamatx]

ok cool, thanks