Selected item problem

[ttingen]

I'm new to asp so this has to be a pretty easy one you someone out there that is more seasoned.

User clicks on a day on the calendar to add an event and a popup window appears with fields for the event name, etc.

I want the date that the user selected on the calendar to appear selected in the combo boxes on the page's form.

The way I code it uses the parameters in the QueryString but it isn't working. Any help would be appreciated.

<%

	Dim iMonth, iDay, iCounter
	
	iMonth = Request.QueryString("Month")
	iDay = Request.QueryString("Day")

%>
<td align="left">
					<select name="Month" class="Input">
					<%
					For iCounter = 1 to 12
						If iCounter <> iMonth Then
							Response.Write "<option value='" & iCounter & "'"
							Response.Write ">" & Left(MonthName(iCounter),3)
							Response.Write vbCrLf
						Else
							Response.Write "<option value='" & iCounter & "'"
							Response.Write " selected>" & Left(MonthName(iCounter),3)
							Response.Write vbCrLf
						End If
					Next
					%>
						
					</select>&nbsp;
					<select name="Day" class="Input">
					<%
					For iCounter = 1 to 31
						If iCounter <> iDay Then
							Response.Write "<option value='" & iCounter & "'"
							Response.Write ">" & iCounter
							Response.Write vbCrLf
						Else
							Response.Write "<option value='" & iCounter & "'"
							Response.Write " selected>" & iCounter
							Response.Write vbCrLf
						End if
					Next
					%>
					</select>&nbsp;
					<select name="Year" class="Input">
					<%
                                        iYear = Year(now)
					For iCounter = 1 to 4
						Response.Write "<option value='" & iYear & "'"
						Response.Write ">" & iYear
						Response.Write vbCrLf
						iYear = iYear + 1
					Next						
					%>
					</select>
				</td>

[ajc]

It looks as though you are passing the value in the querystring as a string and then trying to compare it to a number. If you convert the string to an integer it should work, like:
...
If iCounter <> CInt(iMonth) Then
...

Hope this helps.

[ttingen]

ajc,

That worked. Thanks.

I'm used to VB and the ablilty to declare varables as a specific type and not worrying about type conversion.

I knew it would be something easy.

Thanks again.