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  1. Feb 12th, 2004, 07:41 AM #1
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    change only one query string

    ok.....
    i have a page that uses ALOT of qry string things .... this is it:

    searchresults.asp?chkAdvOptions=on&txtSearchString=&Gene855120155=on&Gene1946455125=on&Gene-1764974305=on&Gene-1098107012=on&Gene645705018=on&Gene-1502187694=on&Gene1189650544=on&Gene-1143793801=on&txtReleaseDate=&txtNoPerPage=10&chkNonMembers=on&cboOrder=Title&Submit=Search&page=1

    now ... heres what i want to do - have a link from that page to the same page but only changing 1 of the query strings (and i want to keep the rest the same) ...

    i currently have an asp function to create the links manually <a href="searchresults.asp?..........page=2"> however this creates alot of extra html to download ... there has to b a better way 2 do this ... if u no how it would be apriciated

    Thnaks in advance Kris
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  2. Feb 12th, 2004, 07:55 AM #2
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    Your question is unclear. That looks like a GET string when submitted by a form. Why do you have to create the address manually?
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  3. Feb 12th, 2004, 12:28 PM #3
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    No way, as long as those are plain links.
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