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Obtainig value from URL
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querystring:
yourscript.asp?key1=value1&key2=value2&key3=value3 (etc., but you don't want your querystring too long or it will truncate, don't know the exact limit...)
then in yourscript.asp, to access the querystring values:
Dim sValue1
Dim sValue2
Dim sValue3
sValue1 = Request.QueryString("value1"
sValue2 = Request.QueryString("value2"
sValue3 = Request.Querystring("value3"
Also, if you don't set a method in your form tag, ie.:
<form name="myform" action="yourstring.asp" method="get">
or, if you set it to "get" as in the example, then your input fields will be sent over in the querystring as shown above.
Does that answer your questions?
yourscript.asp?key1=value1&key2=value2&key3=value3 (etc., but you don't want your querystring too long or it will truncate, don't know the exact limit...)
then in yourscript.asp, to access the querystring values:
Dim sValue1
Dim sValue2
Dim sValue3
sValue1 = Request.QueryString("value1"
sValue2 = Request.QueryString("value2"
sValue3 = Request.Querystring("value3"
Also, if you don't set a method in your form tag, ie.:
<form name="myform" action="yourstring.asp" method="get">
or, if you set it to "get" as in the example, then your input fields will be sent over in the querystring as shown above.
Does that answer your questions?
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