Re: Passing Parms in a URL

Hello,

[Quoted] Shouldn't be your URL looks like...

http://xxxx/xxx/xxxxx?FieldA=Value1&FieldB=Value2

After ? follows parameters and & separate them.

Hth,

Erika

jehall_at_my-deja.com wrote:
>
> http://xxxx/xxx/xxxxx?FieldA=&Value1&FieldB=&Value2. For some reason if
> I use this as a URL link it will not resolve my Value2 to the current
> database value. If, I, however,
> http://xxxx/xxx/xxxxx?FieldA=&Value1&?FieldB=&Value2 put any gargbage
> character in before the &FieldB it resolve the value, but then my URL
> has a bad character in it which gives me a bad # of paramter call to a
> procedure I wrote. Any suggestions?
>
> Thanks!!!
>
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Received on Tue Mar 21 2000 - 09:29:18 CET