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Speegs #1
Help with Mail Script CDO/ASP and Session Var
I have a mailscript CDO using ASP technology, and I need to include the aid
valude or id value of the recordset in the script so they can click the link to
the article.
usxCDO.Body = "You had subscribed to receive an email notification when
comments were posted to this blog topic.
http://209.208.104.67/articles_details.asp?id=Session("svurl")"
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Chris In Madison #2 Re: Help with Mail Script CDO/ASP and Session Var
Try this:
usxCDO.Body = "You had subscribed to receive an email notification when
comments were posted to this blog topic.
http://209.208.104.67/articles_details.asp?id=" & Session("svurl")
Best regards,
Chris
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Speegs #3 Re: Help with Mail Script CDO/ASP and Session Var
Awesome thanks Chris
does the " tell the line there is more and the & is the include.
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Chris In Madison #4 Re: Help with Mail Script CDO/ASP and Session Var
The .Body property is a string, so what's in the quotes is literally
interpreted. So if you put the session code inside the quotes, it uses it
literally. The & is the standard VBScript concatenator, so basically it's
taking the string value and appending the session variable to it, hence the
complete value :-)
Best regards,
Chris
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