raj2000
Jun 20th, 2000, 05:55 PM
What is the easiest way of returning the following values into separate variables in asp via a call to a vb function.
Res=Map=OS2000.Map, MapO=2, Lat1=50.708286, Lat2=50.798220, Lat3=50.797615, Lat4=50.707683, Lon1=-001.575082, Lon2=-001.574267, Lon3=-001.432362, Lon4=-001.433449 , Page=7, XCur=14, YCur=45, Col= H, Row= 5 , Page=12, XCur=14, YCur=45, Col= G, Row= 7
Ianpbaker
Jun 20th, 2000, 07:56 PM
Hi Raj2000
When I said in my earlier post of converting everything to a string I think you might miss-understood what I meant Ferom your last post on this subject..
If you convert each variable into a string, then pass it into an array and then pass that back through the function.
EG.
MyArray("Map") = "OS2000.Map"
MyArray("Map0") = "2"
etc..
Then pass that the array back throught the function and then in the asp you can then grab the information by using
MyMapvar = myarray("Map")
Hope this helps
Ian
Ianpbaker
Jun 20th, 2000, 08:02 PM
Hi Again i've just seen you asp code in your other post, so give this a go.
I want to receive values back from a calling dll function?
How do I do this?
This is the 'ASP' code I am using
<% @Language = "VBScript" %>
<% Response.buffer = true %>
<%
Dim Msg
Dim Lat
Dim Lon
Dim Map
Msg = Maps & "," & Lon &"," & Lat
' Lat=Request.QueryString("Lat")
' Lon=Request.QueryString("Lon")
' Map=Request.QueryString("Map")
Map = "OS2000.Map"
userid="1"
Lat = "50.748867"
Lon = "-001.554733"
Dim finalm
Set finalm = Server.CreateObject("DLLCall.Geomanconv")
RetStr=finalm.GEOMANCODE(Lat,Lon,Map)
returnmap = RetStr("Map")
returnmapO = Retstr("Map0")
etc...
%>
<%="Res="&RetStr%>
As Long as the array you are returning is a variant, you shouldn't have any problems
Ian