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I have a page that gets a variable from a form if the form button is pressed or a different variable if a button to zero a total is pressed, i can quite get it to work

the code at the top of the page is

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  1. <% 
  2. runtotal = Request.form("total")
  3. settozero=Request.Querystring("setzero")
  4. If runtotal = "" Or IsNull(runtotal) Then runtotal = 0 ELSE runtotal = Request.form("total") End If
  5. if settozero = 0 then 
  6. runtotal=0
  7. else
  8. runtotal = Request.form("total")
  9. end if
  10. %>
the pages basically keep a running total using javascript sending the totals from page to page with forms, that all works until i want to reset the complete total hence the want for a button to reset the runtotal variable in asp because my javascript that adds the totals uses this asp variable to start the calculation incase you have atotal from another page.

i hope someone understands this!!!!
Jan 5 '10 #1

✓ answered by colinod

hi sorry forgot i fixed the problem

2 2002
jhardman
3,406 Expert 2GB
You say it doesn't quite work. What does happen?

Jared
Jan 6 '10 #2
colinod
347 100+
hi sorry forgot i fixed the problem
Jan 6 '10 #3

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