How to pass values in query string??

Hi!,
Thanks for your help so far. I have been able to cover a long way. One more query here.
Am using ASP,HTML,Javascript,MS-SQL. My problem is when a particular ASP page is

submitted, it calls another ASP page, which redirects the control to another ASP page depending

upon the choice passed. Am trying to pass few values through query string and am using

<!#INCLUDE.........--> directive. I have not been able to succeed so far. Is it possible to

pass query string while using include directive. How do I do it? There are five values which I

want to pass in the query string.
My syntax is:-

<!-- #INCLUDE VIRTUAL="/somefolder/xyz.asp?firstvar=value1&secondvar=value2" -->
Thanks in advance.
-Navin.

hi

not sure if I got you right, but ...

... when you submit a form using post (even to another .asp page specified in the <form action= ... > attribute), you can get the values passed to the page using Request.Form.

... when you submit a form using get (even to another .asp page specified in the <form action= ... > attribute), you can get the values passed to the page using Request.QueryString.

... you do not have to manually pass the query string parameters if the values are from the form input controls. They are sent with the form data set.

Originally posted by ReyN
hi

not sure if I got you right, but ...

... when you submit a form using post (even to another .asp page specified in the <form action= ... > attribute), you can get the values passed to the page using Request.Form.

... when you submit a form using get (even to another .asp page specified in the <form action= ... > attribute), you can get the values passed to the page using Request.QueryString.

... you do not have to manually pass the query string parameters if the values are from the form input controls. They are sent with the form data set.

Yeah you got it right.

So like:

Form.asp:

<p>
<FORM action="processor.asp" method="Post">
<INPUT name="Text"><BR />
<INPUT type="Submit" Value="Submit">
</FORM></P>


processor.asp:

<p>You entered <%=Request.Form("Text")%> in the form on the previous page!</p>



FYI, serverside includes are executed first before any other code.