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    Resolved [RESOLVED] passing object to classic asp

    is it possible to pass form objects from a .net asp into a classic asp?

    am i doing it wrong?

    should i call classic asp from the button event? i've tried this but it the object value of the form is not passed.

    onclick event of the button i placed
    "response.redirect("test.asp")

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    Re: passing object to classic asp

    What exactly do you want to pass? Have you tried passing it in the querystring?

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    Re: passing object to classic asp

    m trying to pass the object value in the form and not by using the
    url parameter method like "test.asp?user=mike".

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    Re: passing object to classic asp

    Response.Redirect doesn't pass any form data at all, it is a simple redirect.

    You should use Server.Transfer, with that you can set a parameter to send all the form data from the last post.

    Server.Transfer("test.asp", True)
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    Re: passing object to classic asp

    ok i'll try that. thanks for replyng.

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