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08-15-2008
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| | Help with script Hi all, I am making a page that calls itself to display records from a database. The links are setup as follows: <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=#">#</a> For I = 1 To 26 %> <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=<%= chr(64 + I) %>"><%= chr(64 + I) %></a> <% Next The above gives me a link for the letters "A" thru "Z" and one for everything else("#"). My problem is the "#" is never recognized. When I reach the following: If Request.QueryString("NAV") = "" Then intPage = "A" Else intPage = Request.QueryString("NAV") End If I do not get the # passed. It returns a blank and the "A" is put into intPage and the A page is displayed. Any ideas on why I cannot get the # to pass? |
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08-15-2008
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| | Re: Help with script You might get an answer here but this is actually just a VBS group, not ASP. You'd be better off asking in an ASP group. Quote: > I am making a page that calls itself to display records from a database. > The links are setup as follows: > <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=#">#</a> > For I = 1 To 26 > %> > <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=<%= chr(64 + I) %>"><%= chr(64 + I) > %></a> > <% > Next > > > The above gives me a link for the letters "A" thru "Z" and one for > everything else("#"). > > My problem is the "#" is never recognized. When I reach the following: > > If Request.QueryString("NAV") = "" Then > intPage = "A" > Else > intPage = Request.QueryString("NAV") > End If > > I do not get the # passed. It returns a blank and the "A" is put into > intPage and the A page is displayed. > > Any ideas on why I cannot get the # to pass? |
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08-15-2008
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| | Re: Help with script ok....thank you "mayayana" wrote: Quote: > You might get an answer here but this is actually > just a VBS group, not ASP. You'd be better off asking in > an ASP group. > > Quote: > > I am making a page that calls itself to display records from a database. > > The links are setup as follows: > > <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=#">#</a> > > For I = 1 To 26 > > %> > > <a href="contractor_display.asp?NAV=<%= chr(64 + I) %>"><%= chr(64 + I) > > %></a> > > <% > > Next > > > > > > The above gives me a link for the letters "A" thru "Z" and one for > > everything else("#"). > > > > My problem is the "#" is never recognized. When I reach the following: > > > > If Request.QueryString("NAV") = "" Then > > intPage = "A" > > Else > > intPage = Request.QueryString("NAV") > > End If > > > > I do not get the # passed. It returns a blank and the "A" is put into > > intPage and the A page is displayed. > > > > Any ideas on why I cannot get the # to pass? > > |
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