If you are posting to another page, simply set up the form on the client
side, post to a page using the normal ASP method and use HTML controls. It
is 100% the same model as ASP. You can then pull off the Request object,
like always.
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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA
http://gregorybeamer.spaces.live.com
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"MOUSTAFA ARAFA" <MOUSTAFAARAFA@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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I want to pass (POST) username & password from
my page to another asp page, I can't do anything on that page, this page
for other system, and I can't touch or even change anything on it.
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Can you send me a sample code to POST username and password for that
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Give me a sample code to send a username and password to it, and how I
can get the response if the page shows an error page or redirect to
another page or if the page doesn't show anything if the username and
password is invalid.
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All possibilities for the mentioned states for the login page are actual
cases I face for different systems.
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Please reply ASAP, and thanks for your patient.
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