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mrjones

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Feb 25, 2000, 3:00:00 AM2/25/00
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When a statement like this is about to be processed, what exactly will
happen?

<A HREF="/demo.asp?aspDB=aspDBgoForm::6&aspDBClick=form">

thnx.


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Chris Hacking

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> When a statement like this is about to be processed, what exactly will
> happen?
> <A HREF="/demo.asp?aspDB=aspDBgoForm::6&aspDBClick=form">

url.asp?var1=value1&var2=value2&[...etc]

If a user clicks on that hyperlink, they will be taken to demo.asp

And these two variable values will be passed to it

request.querystring("aspdb") will return ="aspdgoform::6"
request.querystring("aspdbclick") will return ="form"


anubis

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On Fri, 25 Feb 2000 05:37:12 GMT, mrjones <jone...@my-deja.com>
wrote:

>When a statement like this is about to be processed, what exactly will
>happen?
>
><A HREF="/demo.asp?aspDB=aspDBgoForm::6&aspDBClick=form">
>

>thnx.
>
>
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An ASP page is opened. Offhand, I can't remember if this works like a
from submission allowing them to access the variables with the request
object or they just get the entire URL and parse it by first splitting
on the ? and throwing away the first half. Then split on the & sign.
Split each on the = and you get two variables

aspDB = aspDBgoForm
aspDBClick = form

It's anyone's guess what the page does with the variables.

--Will

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