Nov 5, 2002 #1 saw15 Technical User Jan 24, 2001 468 US Currently we use: Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key I need to add another parameter to this, the Status field. How would I make or use multiple fields, member_key and status ?
Currently we use: Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key I need to add another parameter to this, the Status field. How would I make or use multiple fields, member_key and status ?
Nov 5, 2002 #2 Bastien Programmer May 29, 2000 1,683 CA Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key & "status=" & member(1).status Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken Upvote 0 Downvote
Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key & "status=" & member(1).status Bastien There are many ways to skin this cat, but it still tastes like chicken
Nov 5, 2002 Thread starter #3 saw15 Technical User Jan 24, 2001 468 US I have tried that, and when I use the following: mk = Request.QueryString("mk" I get the following results: mk="110Status=" I only want mk="110" but I need to include status for future use. How does it know one item from the next ? Do I need a delimiter? Upvote 0 Downvote
I have tried that, and when I use the following: mk = Request.QueryString("mk" I get the following results: mk="110Status=" I only want mk="110" but I need to include status for future use. How does it know one item from the next ? Do I need a delimiter?
Nov 5, 2002 #4 mwa Programmer Jul 12, 2002 507 US I think you should have an ampersand in there... Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key & "&status=" & member(1).status Upvote 0 Downvote
I think you should have an ampersand in there... Response.Redirect "CreateAccount.asp?mk=" & member(1).Member_Key & "&status=" & member(1).status