response.redirect

[JohannIcon]

What do I have wrong in this piece of code?

Response.redirect (proceedingasp"?tempID="&tempid&"&delID="&delID&"&edit="&edit)

Please note that proceedingasp, tempID, delID and edit are all dynamic vars

Thanks for your help and time

 

[onpnt]

where's the page and ext....

proceedingasp

eg: .asp

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[JohannIcon]

proceedingasp is dynamic and resolves to page.asp

 

[onpnt]

then you may want to concatinate your varaibles together to form the path "& char"

I would suggest creating a variable to hold the path so you are able to test your values and debug the script correctly. It will save allot of time and headaches for syntax errors

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Make it clear and about the topic so we can find it later for reference. Please!! faq333-2924[/sub]

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[JohannIcon]

This worked out fine for me:-

Response.redirect (""&proceedingasp&"?tempID="&tempid&"&delID="&delID&"&edit="&edit)

Thanks

 

[gladxml]

JohannIcon,

You are missing this & after the proceedingasp try ot use the revise line of code below

Response.redirect (proceedingasp&"?tempID="&tempid&"&delID="&delID&"&edit="&edit)

HTH...

HAppy progrmaming...

 

[bernlaw]

I have to agree with JohannIcon on this one. If more programmers would put the spaces in their coding it would be much easier to debug the code. It's makes spotting errors easier to detect.

So use:

Response.redirect (proceedingasp & "?tempID=" & tempid & "&delID=" & delID & "&edit=" & edit)

instead of:

Response.redirect (proceedingasp"?tempID="&tempid&"&delID="&delID&"&edit="&edit)

It makes it much easier to spot that you've left out the & in your line when it's all separated neatly.