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Passing variables (URGENT)

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NeoTurtle

Programmer
Aug 25, 2000
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Hi. I'm having trouble passing a variables. This is what I'm doing:

newacct1.asp
login page passing form values with post method

newacct2.asp
checks our DB for Agreement = 0 or 1
if 0 go to agreement.asp
else go to newacct3.asp
currently doesn't check password, another problem i'll have to deal with after this.

<%@ LANGUAGE=&quot;VBScript&quot; %>
<!-- #include file = &quot;wli.inc&quot; -->
<%
SET NewID = Request.Form(&quot;LoginID&quot;)
set objConn = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Connection&quot;)
objConn.Open strConnection
Set LoginRS = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Recordset&quot;)
SQL = &quot;SELECT * FROM tbl WHERE (BillID = '&quot; & NewID & &quot;')&quot;
LoginRS.Open SQL, objConn, 1

If Trim(LoginRS(&quot;Agree&quot;)) = 1 Then
Response.Write &quot;<FORM METHOD='post' ACTION='newacct3.asp'>&quot;
Response.Write &quot;<INPUT TYPE='Hidden' NAME='LoginID' VALUE='&quot; & Trim(&quot;BillID&quot;) & &quot;'>&quot;
Response.Write &quot;</FORM>&quot;
Response.Redirect &quot;newacct3.asp&quot;
Else
Response.Redirect &quot;agreement.asp&quot;
End If
%>

error:
Response object error 'ASP 0156 : 80004005'

Header Error

/testsite/newacct2.asp, line 15

The HTTP headers are already written to the client browser. Any HTTP header modifications must be made before writing page content.


Thanks in advance.
 
I believe that instead of just redirecting to the newacct3 page with this line:
> Response.Redirect &quot;newacct3.asp&quot;

You need to be submitting the form you've just created. You can do this by Response.Write-ing a snippet of javascript like the following:

<SCRIPT>
<!--
form1.submit()
//-->
</SCRIPT>

You'll also need to add a &quot;name=form1&quot; attribute to your <FORM> tag.
 
You do not show where your HTML header / body etc are. Regardless, do this. BEFORE the first HTML statement, do
<%Response.Buffer = True%>
BEFORE Response.Redirect put a
<%Response.Clear%>
 
Thanks a lot for your help guys. I'm pretty new to ASP and I hate it sooo much. ColdFusion is so much more clear and uses less coding. I'm just going to do this:

<%@ LANGUAGE=&quot;VBScript&quot; %>
<!-- #include file = &quot;wli.inc&quot; -->
<%
SET NewID = Request.Form(&quot;LoginID&quot;)
set objConn = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Connection&quot;)
objConn.Open strConnection
Set LoginRS = Server.CreateObject(&quot;ADODB.Recordset&quot;)
SQL = &quot;SELECT * FROM tbl WHERE (BillID = '&quot; & NewID & &quot;')&quot;
LoginRS.Open SQL, objConn, 1

If Trim(LoginRS(&quot;Agree&quot;)) = 1 Then
put in the contents of newacct3.asp
Else
put in the contents of agreement.asp
End If
%>
 
Simple...Dont Redirect AFTER writing content to the browser!


Also dont 'SET' your variable 'NewID'. Do this:

Dim NewID
NewID = Request.Form(&quot;LoginID&quot;)


 
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