Thanks David.
At the moment I use this on the resulting page to pass values:
me.txtSeqNo = request.querystring("seqno")
on the page that sends the querystring object I do this:
resultingpage.aspx & seqno = somevalue
How can I use the request object to pass the page name using this syntax?
What syntax should I use on the requested page?
TIA
"dotNetDave" <do********@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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>I think you can actually get this from the Request object. It might be in
the
ServerVariables collection.
David
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"axapta" wrote:
>Hi Group,
I have a generic aspx page where the data can be fed from one or two
other
pages. I want to be able to pass the pagenname of the page that calls the
generic page as a string in the querystring object. How can I do this?
Is
it possible?
TIA