ASP - Multiple URL Parameters ?? Howto

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    Default ASP - Multiple URL Parameters ?? Howto

    Using DWMX and ASP, how can I take advantage of multiple URL parameters? For
    example, I'd like to pass both the month and day as:
    page.asp?month=02&day=26 How can I specify multiple request.querystrings
    in my SQL SELECT statement? Can I do this using Dreamweaver server behaviors or
    do I have to do it manually. Please explain either way. Thanks, Matt Stanzel

    Mattboy_Slim Guest

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    Default Re: ASP - Multiple URL Parameters ?? Howto

    Mattboy_Slim wrote:
    > Using DWMX and ASP, how can I take advantage of multiple URL parameters? For
    > example, I'd like to pass both the month and day as:
    > page.asp?month=02&day=26 How can I specify multiple request.querystrings
    > in my SQL SELECT statement? Can I do this using Dreamweaver server behaviors or
    > do I have to do it manually. Please explain either way. Thanks, Matt Stanzel
    >
    Well, I don't know about server behaviours, I never ever used them, but
    in SQL it's damn easy:
    SELECT ... WHERE DB_month = Request.QueryString("month") AND DB_day =
    Request.QueryString("day")

    HTH
    Bernard
    bthouin Guest

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