ASP Redirect ?

[DKCK]

Yes,

I am having trouble when I try to pass this string in ASP as a response.redirect:
[COLOR=sea-green]cookies.asp?redirect='login.asp?error=password&redirect=/cup2002/layout.asp'
[/COLOR]

However when the url arrives at cookies.asp, it is now:

'login.asp?error=password, /cup2002/layout.asp

The &redirect= has been replaced by a , . Does anyone know a solution for this?

[JoshT]

Try a Response.Redirect Server.URLEncode("page goes here") and see if that helps any. If not, elaborate on your code a little.

[DKCK]

I am attempting to go from layout.asp to login.asp to cookies.asp back to login.asp.

layout.asp calls login.asp?redirect=/cup2002/layout.asp when user clicks login link.

login.asp calls cookies.asp?redirect='login.asp?error=password&redirect=/cup2002/layout.asp' This URL is created by combing strings: strURL = "cookies.asp?redirect='login.asp?error=password&redirect=" & Request.QueryString("redirect") & "'". Response.Redirect strURL is then run. This URL is called when ever the user enters wrong password.

cookies.asp is now run. The page cannot call login.asp when attempt is made using new Request.QueryString("redirect"). URL is 'login.asp?error=password, /cup2002/layout.asp The comma has replaced what should be &redirect=

Could this be a ByRef problem because QueryString redirect is used both in login.asp and cookies.asp? Any other ideas?

[chenko]

It is accutally getting these values....



redirect='login.asp?error=password

redirect = /cup2002/layout.asp

... from the cookies.asp, the & is makeing your vbscript think its another varible, I havnt gotten around this in a decent fashion yet