okay
<%
dim ack
ack = Request.QueryString("hidden1"
Response.write(ack)
%>
this works on urs? not on mine
okay, there must be some other problems then
did u go to that webpage, download that zip file?
try run it on ur computer for me, please
it just won't work on mine
I'm not sure why the URL you gave is relavent. the way the code from that site is a little different then how I showed you. But I did try it and it does work correctly here. How are you testing your asp pages. PWS??
I may not get it the 1st or 2nd time,
but how sweet that 15th time can be.
admin@onpntwebdesigns.com
huh?
is there a difference?
i just use internet explorer,and 1st Page 2000
asp are just like html right?
what u mean how r u testing ur asp pages?
i m confused.
asp are completely different then html pages.
asp pages are read by the server and then sent to the browser. you need things such as personal web server PWS or upload your asp pages to a asp capable server to test them online. The reason you are not seeing anything when you try to run a asp page jsut from IE is the browser does not have the capabilities of reading anything within the
<% %>
depending on what operating system you have you can instal PWS with your windows installation CDROM. This is done from add/remove programs in your control panel. I always upload via ftp to my server to test my pages.
I may not get it the 1st or 2nd time,
but how sweet that 15th time can be.
admin@onpntwebdesigns.com
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