using multiple select

[Jeff]

Hey gang. I have a form to select multiple names.
The problem I am having, is when it gets to the asp page. If I click 1 name,
it will process. But multiple names gives me an error:
Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted. Requested
operation requires a current record.
/GIG/ladder/reportasp2_new.asp, line 53

that line's code is

set rsID2 = conn.execute ("select total_score from rounds where username =
'" & var1 & "'")
var11 = rsID2.fields.item("total_score").value

what appears to be happening, is it isn't picking up all the names.

on the asp page, i begin the code with this.

For Each Item In Request.QueryString("username") and have a NEXT at the end
of the code.

this is using access db

i don't know what i am missing

If i do a response.write it gives the names twice for some reason.
i made a dummy page, just to see how the names are getting sent, but they
are getting repeated. this is the code

<%
Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Conn.Open (MM_connection_STRING)
%>

<%
For Each Item In Request.QueryString("username")
var1 = Request.querystring("username") 'first player
var2 = Request.querystring("username1") 'person reporting

response.write var1
if UCASE(var1) = UCASE(var2) then
response.redirect "report_self.asp"
else
end if

Next

Conn.Close
Set Conn = Nothing
'response.redirect "current.asp"


%>
test it here to see what i mean

http://www.gig-gamers.com/GIG/ladder/report_new.asp

can anyone help??

[Jeff]

I even made it real simple. i put this as the code

For Each item In Request.QueryString("username")
Response.Write Request.QueryString("username")& "<BR>"

and it is still doubling the results.
"Jeff" <gi*****@adelphia.net> wrote in message
news:xs******************************@adelphia.com ...

Hey gang. I have a form to select multiple names.
The problem I am having, is when it gets to the asp page. If I click 1
name, it will process. But multiple names gives me an error:
Either BOF or EOF is True, or the current record has been deleted.
Requested operation requires a current record.
/GIG/ladder/reportasp2_new.asp, line 53

that line's code is

set rsID2 = conn.execute ("select total_score from rounds where username =
'" & var1 & "'")
var11 = rsID2.fields.item("total_score").value

what appears to be happening, is it isn't picking up all the names.

on the asp page, i begin the code with this.

For Each Item In Request.QueryString("username") and have a NEXT at the
end of the code.

this is using access db

i don't know what i am missing

If i do a response.write it gives the names twice for some reason.
i made a dummy page, just to see how the names are getting sent, but they
are getting repeated. this is the code

<%
Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
Conn.Open (MM_connection_STRING)
%>

<%
For Each Item In Request.QueryString("username")
var1 = Request.querystring("username") 'first player
var2 = Request.querystring("username1") 'person reporting

response.write var1
if UCASE(var1) = UCASE(var2) then
response.redirect "report_self.asp"
else
end if

Next

Conn.Close
Set Conn = Nothing
'response.redirect "current.asp"


%>
test it here to see what i mean

http://www.gig-gamers.com/GIG/ladder/report_new.asp

can anyone help??

[Evertjan.]

Jeff wrote on 17 mrt 2006 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

I even made it real simple. i put this as the code

For Each item In Request.QueryString("username")
Response.Write Request.QueryString("username")& "<BR>"

This looks strange, you want to write the collection object several
times?

Shouldn't it be:

For Each X In Request.QueryString("username")
Response.Write X & "<BR>"
Next

==============

But then:

Request.QueryString() is not a collection but a string ALWAYS.

So I suppose it contains a comma + space seperated string.

Try this:

================ test.asp ====================
<% ' vbscript

Response.Write request.querystring("q") & "<br>=======<br>"

q=split(request.querystring("q"),", ")

for i=0 to ubound(q)
Response.Write q(i) & "<br>"
next

%>
<form>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=a checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=b checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=c checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=d checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=e checked>
<input type=submit>
</form>
====================================
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Jeff]

I got it to work. this is what I ended up doing
For I = 1 To Request.QueryString("username").Count
that way it was counting, and only displaying each name once.

thanks for the help

"Evertjan." <ex**************@interxnl.net> wrote in message
news:Xn*******************@194.109.133.242...

Jeff wrote on 17 mrt 2006 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

I even made it real simple. i put this as the code

For Each item In Request.QueryString("username")
Response.Write Request.QueryString("username")& "<BR>"

This looks strange, you want to write the collection object several
times?

Shouldn't it be:

For Each X In Request.QueryString("username")
Response.Write X & "<BR>"
Next

==============

But then:

Request.QueryString() is not a collection but a string ALWAYS.

So I suppose it contains a comma + space seperated string.

Try this:

================ test.asp ====================
<% ' vbscript

Response.Write request.querystring("q") & "<br>=======<br>"

q=split(request.querystring("q"),", ")

for i=0 to ubound(q)
Response.Write q(i) & "<br>"
next

%>
<form>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=a checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=b checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=c checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=d checked>
<input type=checkbox name=q value=e checked>
<input type=submit>
</form>
====================================
--
Evertjan.
The Netherlands.
(Please change the x'es to dots in my emailaddress)

[Dave Anderson]

Jeff wrote:

I got it to work. this is what I ended up doing
For I = 1 To Request.QueryString("username").Count
that way it was counting, and only displaying each name once.

Evertjan was right, though. In your original example, you were writing the
entire collection once per row.

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