You're closing your ASP tag in the middle of your URL. Do you mean to do
that?
<% Response.Redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_nam
e=&last_name=&optin=1" %>
Or, if there really is supposed to be a %> in that URL, you can
Server.URLEncode it:
<% Response.Redirect
Server.URLEncode("http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?%>fid=20351f4764&email
_address=&first_name=&last_name=&optin=1") %>
But I doubt that's what you want.
Ray at work
"jason" <ja***@catamaranco.com> wrote in message
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I'm having trouble incantenating this string what is the best way to do
this if the string is extremely long especially for response.redirect...
I tried switching between asp and html to make it easier but I pick up
syntax errors when I do this...
<%Response.redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_ name=&last_name=&optin=1%>