How to pass parameters into vbscript from ASP page

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2 total messages Started by Neal Gran Fri, 03 Apr 1998 00:00

#15

Author: Neal Gran
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 1998 00:00

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I am trying to pass information into a VBScript which is run from an active
server page.  There is information gathered outside of the script which
needs to be processed inside the script, and I do not
know how to access it inside the VBScirpt code.

Any suggestions?


Thanks

Neal Gran
Anisoft Corp
neal@anisoft.com
www.anisoft.com

Re: How to pass parameters into vbscript from ASP page

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Author: Niall G
Date: Sat, 04 Apr 1998 00:00

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Hi!

Theres quite a few different ways to pass and access parameters with asp
pages..

The easiest way is by simply adding a "?" and then passing each parameter
and its value (seperating each param with a "&")

eg.
    "www.test.com\mypage.asp?Param1=1&fname=bob&lname=jones"

    passes the params "Param1" with a value of "1" and
    param2 with a value of "bob" and so on....

 In your VBScript you can simply access it using the Querystring Method of
the ASP Request Object ...

    <%   'Server Side VBScript
            Public Param1, fname, lname
            Param1 = Cint(Request.Querystring("Param1"))
            fname = Request.Querystring("fname")
            lname = Request.Querystring("lname")
    etc...
    %>

You can also use the Request object to retrieve values from submitted HTML
forms using the Request.Forms() collection (see MSDN Online).

Check out the Object Reference in the ASP roadmap or in any equipped MSDN
knowledgebase.

Hope this helps

Niall G
Pump Ultimate Media Productions
Melbourne, Australia
totalnrg@vic.bigpond.net.au





Neal Gran wrote in message <6g3q9d$kvc$1@client2.news.psi.net>...
>I am trying to pass information into a VBScript which is run from an active
>server page.  There is information gathered outside of the script which
>needs to be processed inside the script, and I do not
>know how to access it inside the VBScirpt code.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>
>Thanks
>
>Neal Gran
>Anisoft Corp
>neal@anisoft.com
>www.anisoft.com
>
>

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