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Hm, why not!
First I wanted to have a Keywoard to know that the following is a control 
string, but I think this solution will be o.k. too - or better ;)

Just one other question, ist there a more elegant way to split parameters 
at the "=" char than with .Pos amd .SubString

Thanks
Ulli

Am Fri, 01 Apr 2005 16:57:57 +0200 schrieb Hans Galema 
<notused@notused.nl>:

> Ulli wrote:
>
>> switch light 1 -> Browser shows empty page
>
> Well if you do not want that then when not sending a page
> back with the same links ?
>
>> use back button in browser to go to my link page again
>> switch light 1 -> Browser shows empty page
>> use back button in browser to go to my link page again
>> ...
>>
>> and I would like to stay on the page.
>
> Why don't you just use key=value pairs ?
>
> In index.html
>
>   <a href="Site_1.html">Lighswitching</a>
>
> In Site_1.html
>
>    <a href="Site_1.html?Light_1=on">Light 1 on</a>
>    <a href="Site_1.html?Light_1=off">Light 1 off</a>
>
> If there is not a key=value pair then just send Site_1.html.
> Otherwise do the same but first switch a light.
>
> Hans.