How Do I Loop?

[Ralph Hodenius [MS]]

Hi Arpan,

If you look at article 175167
([url]http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;175167[/url] ), you can
see various ways to reach your goal.
The easiest way is probable to use the querystring mentioned in this
sample. If you set a maximum amount of records that can be displayed to for
example 10 (that can be more of course), you can build a url that looks
like [url]http://servername/form1.asp[/url].

The user presses the button and is routed to
[url]http://servername/selectcontact.asp[/url].

The user selects a record and is routed back to form1 which now should
contain a record:
[url]http://servername/form1?RecordID1=6[/url].

The user presses the button again and goes to the selectcontact page:
[url]http://servername/selectcontact.asp?RecordID1=6[/url].

The server selects a second record and is routed back to form1:
[url]http://servername/form1?RecordID1=6&RecordID2=4[/url]

And so on……



Regards,

Ralph
Microsoft

[Bob Barrows]

Ralph Hodenius [MS] wrote:

> Hi Arpan,
>

Thanks for your input, but your failure to quote a little bit of the
original message to which you were replying made it very hard for us to
determine which thread you were replying to. Was it this one?

[url]http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&selm=eIPAywQMDHA.3664%40tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl[/url]

If so, do you realize that this question was asked and resolved back in
June, 2003, a full six months ago? It's highly unlikely that Arpan would be
still looking at this thread now.

Bob Barrows

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