thanks all for your help :P
"Catalyst" <webforumz@webforumz.com> wrote in message
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Rob Collyer <webforumz@webforumz.com> wrote in
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> Catalyst <webforumz@webforumz.com> wrote in
> news:Xns952C1038D9075webforumzwebforumzco@66.75.16 2.198:
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>> "Ivan" <ivan@fake.email.com> wrote in news:eCgF2sibEHA.252
>> @TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl:
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>>> hi,
>>>
>>> I saw some program using "request("fieldname") " instead of
>>> "request.QueryString" to get the value from URL, what's the
>>> different ??
>>>
>>> thanks
>>>
>>>
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>>
>> If you don't specify a collection to search, asp will look through
>> the following in the shown order until a match is found.
>>
>> QueryString
>> Form
>> Cookies
>> ClientCertificate
>> ServerVariables
>>
>> So you could say that request("x") is the same as
>> request.querystring("x") if there is a querystring.
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>
> I must point out to all that request("x") should be avoided as it is
> very slow perfomance wise compared to specifying the invididual
> collection (eg, form, querystring, servervariables, cookie)
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Yeah, and you don't really know what you're getting.
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request instead of request.QueryString 
