QueryString

[chenko]

I want to send this "sub.asp?id=2" in a QueryString

but path.asp?sub.asp?id=2 wont work

how can I get around this?

[JoshT]

URLEncode it.

[chenko]

and how would I do that? whats the code for "?" and "=" ??

[JoshT]

In ASP:

Server.URLEncode("Whatever")

[harsoni]

if you trying to pass "path.asp?sub.asp?id=2" then try using a dilimitar like "path.asp*sub.asp*id=2 "

Sonia

[chenko]

Well I found that

path.asp?sub.asp?id=2

returns sub.asp?id=2 because there is a ? and not a & which would split it up

my problem is the Varible that im storing it in seams to empty halfway thru my code

[Sundance Kid]

I got a work around for what you want to do. (I don't think what you want to do is possible)... but

path.asp?ID=2&Page=PageName.asp

Now you can retrieve the ID and the Page.

And on the page that you catch this variables...

Response.redirect (pageName.asp)

So now you can have 1 page (to do the work) and redirect to multi pages.

I did this because : Want 1 page that will display multiple messages like 'Updated suceeded'. So I have my response.page (to do all the work)... and just redirect to the that message page with the message and file to redirect to.

[chenko]

Well there might be more querystrings, there might be none, so that would be unpractical....as I say mine works for now, Im going to use * as a delimiter as when i need more than one querystring I will have problems



Im having another problem at the moment :/

"Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'

Disk or network error.

/simon/asp/newreply.asp, line 33 "


It stops at the line

"CN.Open CONNECTION_STRING"

CONNECTION_STRING = "PROVIDER=MICROSOFT.JET.OLEDB.4.0;DATA SOURCE=" & DATABASE_PATH
and
DATABASE_PATH = "c:\inetpub\wwwroot\simon\asp\db\sub.mdb"

This error has just appeared now Ideas?