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Re: Passing form parameters implicility |
From: |
Jon Vandermeulen |
Date: |
6/24/1999 2:02:21 PM |
IP: |
209.241.163.20 |
Perhaps the simplest way to do this is to add the following to your HREF in the link:
yourscript.asp?variable=value&variable=value....
.. Each variable is a Form variable with whatever value you choose... your script would then need to modified to kick back output based on those variables. Unfortunately, those variables are sent in the GET method rather than POST, so you should write:
Request.QueryString("variable")="value"
instead of:
Request.Form("variable")="value"
You can use a few IF/THEN statements to kickback the proper content.
Hope this is what you needed! |
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