Ok. Sorry, I didn't understand what you were trying to do.


To use querystrings just call the page you want and append the querystring to it...

Code:
<html>

<p>Clicking on this link will pass the email [email protected] to emailprocess.asp</p>

<a href="[email protected]">Click here</a>

</html>
Does that make sense? You basically add the key-value pairs to the url...

somepage.asp?variable1=value1&variable2=value2&variable3=value3...

You can do this in your ASP pages by doing stuff like...

<a href="process.asp?<%=variable1%>=<%=value1%>">Click here</a>

(Where variable1 and value1 are variables)

The information you pass this way will then be in the Request.QueryString collection... which means that you to get the values you:

Code:
vEmail = Request.QueryString("email")
Hopefully that's more on target than last time...