Dear Friends,

I was trying to pass some variable to a asp page with following code

Response.Write "<td>"& countdt &"<br><a href=""view_caltable.asp?yr="& yn &" &mn="& mn &" &ct="&countdt &" &name1="& nm1 &""" >" & nm1 & "</a> <br><a href=""view_caltable1.asp? prd="& yn &"&mn="&mn &" &ct="&countdt &" &name2="&nm2&"""> "& nm2 &"</td>".

Problem is that all the varaibles are getting passed and first link view_caltable.asp is working perfectly.But second asp file "view_caltable1.asp" is not able to receive some value,

in "view_caltable1.asp", I am using following code,

mn=Request.QUeryString("mn")
name_po2=Request.Querystring("name2")
count=Request.QueryString("ct")
prd=Request.QUeryString("yn")

Here 'prd' is not accepting values form 'yn'
All other varaible are accepting the values. Can anyone help in this proplem please. Is there is any limitation in passing varibale.


Thank

Graceson

try removing the spaces from your querystring...

Response.Write "<td>"& countdt &"<br><a href=""view_caltable.asp?yr="& yn &"&mn="& mn &"&ct="&countdt &"&name1="& nm1 &""" >" & nm1 & "</a> <br><a href=""view_caltable1.asp?prd="& yn &"&mn="&mn &" &ct="&countdt &" &name2="&nm2&"""> "& nm2 &"</td>".

I removed the space between the text, but still problem s there.But all the passing values are showing there in address bar of "View_clatable1.asp",

eg: http://server/view_caltable1.asp?prd...&name2=Pranjal

but it is not coming when i am using the QueryString command.

like prd1=Request.QueryString("prd")
here prd1 is blank

Hopes you can solve the problem for me


Thank you

graceson

I'm not sure if this will solve the problem but I notice that you are missing the end </a> tag in your link,... this may be throwing things out....

Thank you for attempting my problem. Added the </a> . But that does not solve the problem. Can you suggest any other command other than Request.QueryString

or if there is any way the clear the memory or buffur.


thanks a lot


graceson

Where are you DIMing "prd1"? If you DIM (or implicitly declare) it inside a block of code, and then try to read it outside of that block, your object is out of the scope and destroyed.