I am having problems on post method.
i have used post method to send my form values to the
same page so in that page (same page) a script will work
to show something on the document but not.I have a problem
when i try to assign the posted value i cant proceed to a
variable.The posted value could not assigned to my
variable.
What can i do to send my values to the same page and
assign the values to my variables which are on the same
page?

Can you show some code and point out where the problem is? I'm getting
dizzy just reading your narrative, never mind trying to guess at what your
code looks like.

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"Mr Typhoon" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I am having problems on post method.
> i have used post method to send my form values to the
> same page so in that page (same page) a script will work
> to show something on the document but not.I have a problem
> when i try to assign the posted value i cant proceed to a
> variable.The posted value could not assigned to my
> variable.
> What can i do to send my values to the same page and
> assign the values to my variables which are on the same
> page?[/color]

> I'm getting dizzy just reading your narrative, never mind trying to guess
at what your[color=blue]
> code looks like.[/color]

ROFL.

Yes. Here is my best guess:

<form name="BillGates" action="MyFormPage.asp" method="POST">
<%
x = cint(request.form("x"))

if x = 1 then%>
Weeeeee, X is equal to One!<hr>
<%else%>
I'm depressed X != 1<hr>
<%end if%>
<input type=checkbox name=x value=1> This is the checkbox<br>
<input type=submit value="Submit" name=s>

</form>

"Tony Archer" wrote:[color=blue]
>
> x = cint(request.form("x"))[/color]

I'm not sure what happens in VBScript, but I suspect this is the culprit. If
the checkbox is not checked (or no POST was made yet), there is no
Request.Form("x").Item for your CInt() call. You may want to use something
similar to this:

vbscript:
If Request.Form("x").Count > 0 Then
x = Request.Form("x").Item/1
Else
x = 0
End If
Response.Write(x)

JScript:
x = (Request.Form("x").Item || 0)/1
Response.Write(x)



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I wasn't the original poster. But you are right, my example code should NOT
have the "cint" there.

I just wrote it on the fly and wasn't thinking much :)


"Dave Anderson" <GTSPXOESSGOQ@spammotel.com> wrote in message
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> "Tony Archer" wrote:[color=green]
> >
> > x = cint(request.form("x"))[/color]
>
> I'm not sure what happens in VBScript, but I suspect this is the culprit.[/color]
If[color=blue]
> the checkbox is not checked (or no POST was made yet), there is no
> Request.Form("x").Item for your CInt() call. You may want to use something
> similar to this:
>
> vbscript:
> If Request.Form("x").Count > 0 Then
> x = Request.Form("x").Item/1
> Else
> x = 0
> End If
> Response.Write(x)
>
> JScript:
> x = (Request.Form("x").Item || 0)/1
> Response.Write(x)
>
>
>
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> Dave Anderson
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contact[color=blue]
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>
>[/color]

"Tony Archer" wrote:[color=blue]
>
> I wasn't the original poster.[/color]

Indeed. Sorry about that.


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