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Passing ASP variables to Javascript
- Thread starter Gmon
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luciddream
Programmer
<script>
var x = "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>" luciddream@subdimension.com
var x = "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>" luciddream@subdimension.com
Code:
<html>
<head>
<script Language="JavaScript">
<!--
function somefunction() {
var jslogin
jslogin = "<%=Request.ServerVariables("SOME_KEY")%>"
}
//-->
</script>
</head>
<body>
Web Page Content
</body>
</html>Have Fun
ToddWW
- Thread starter
- #4
Thanks for your prompt reply guy's.
For clarification on my part, I have captured the login to a variable called UserLogin in the VB routine below.
<%
'Get the NT login name
UserLogin=Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"
%>
Now, in the JavaScript routine below, what would go between the ()in the ServerVariables method? Can I just capture the AUTH_USER directly from the routine below.
<script>
UserLogin = "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>"
</script>
Thanks for you help.
Gmon.
For clarification on my part, I have captured the login to a variable called UserLogin in the VB routine below.
<%
'Get the NT login name
UserLogin=Request.ServerVariables("AUTH_USER"
%>
Now, in the JavaScript routine below, what would go between the ()in the ServerVariables method? Can I just capture the AUTH_USER directly from the routine below.
<script>
UserLogin = "<%=Request.ServerVariables()%>"
</script>
Thanks for you help.
Gmon.
luciddream
Programmer
you just use the VBScript variable... all you need to do is print the string to the document...
<script>
UserLogin = "<%=UserLogin%>"
</script>
luciddream@subdimension.com
<script>
UserLogin = "<%=UserLogin%>"
</script>
luciddream@subdimension.com
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