PostField and Variable names

[Serge Myrand]

Hi,

I am new to ASP and I cannot figure out how to pass variable content in
ASP.

How to pass the variable sClientNo in the following redirect.

Response.Redirect("AccessDenied.asp?ClientNo=sClie ntNo")

thank you in advance
serge

[Serge Myrand]

Ok,

Forget about it, I found...

Response.Redirect("AccessDenied.asp?ClientNo=" & sClientNo)

serge
Serge Myrand wrote:

Hi,

I am new to ASP and I cannot figure out how to pass variable content in
ASP.

How to pass the variable sClientNo in the following redirect.

Response.Redirect("AccessDenied.asp?ClientNo=sClie ntNo")

thank you in advance
serge

[Serge Myrand]

Thank's
serge

StephenMcC wrote:

Hi,

In ASP when you want to pass info between pages u want to use the inbuilt response/request objects, response when you want to add response header info and request when you want to retrieve response info sent.

The example you posted myt look something like....

ASP Page 1 << 'Add response info via redirect
Dim sClientNo, sURL
sClientNo = 321
sURL = "ASP_Page_2.asp?ClientNo=" & sClientNo
Response.Redirect(sURL)
ASP Page 2 <<

'Get sent response info via request object
Dim sClientNo
sClientNo = Request.QueryString("ClientNo")

Response.write "ClientNo = " & sClientNo

This is just the tip of the ice-berg, as they say, there's a whole lot more u can do with the response/request (and other ASP in-built) object's.

Hope this helps.

Stephen
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"Serge Myrand" wrote:

Hi,

I am new to ASP and I cannot figure out how to pass variable content in
ASP.

How to pass the variable sClientNo in the following redirect.

Response.Redirect("AccessDenied.asp?ClientNo=sClie ntNo")

thank you in advance
serge