Dear Ray,
This is not quite what i needed
This i know already, i mean the page which catches my form is expecting me
to fill a form where there is a text fiels called txtName
so i have to fill out this form and click on the submit button, because the
page processes my form using Requst.Form("txtName")
So i dont want to come on the page where i have to write my name on a form,
i would like to do it from the url directly
but since the page doesnt process Request.QueryString, but only processes
Request.Form then the page won't see what i entered in the url and it will
assume that i left txtName blank.
So i want to do it from the url and yet let the asp page have what i wrote
in the url as querystring as a request.form
clearer now?
anyway thanks for concern
momo
"Ray at <%=sLocation%>" <myFirstNameATlane34dotKOMM> wrote in message
news:#L*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
If I follow you, it sounds like you just want to use a querystring.
http://www.yourdomain.com/page.asp?textvalue=your+value
<%
Response.Write "The value is " & Request.Querystring("textvalue")
%>
Ray at home
"momo" <el****@era.de> wrote in message
news:%2****************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl... Hello Newsgroup,
I want to pass a Request.Form variable to an ASP form, through the url
for example lets say i have a form with a textfiled called "txtName" if
i click the submit button for example the asp page reads the content of
this txtName as Request.Form("txtName")
I want to achieve that the asp form is accessed through a URL where i
can pass the value of txtName without going to the page of the form and
clicking the submit button
is that possible?
regards
sabo