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    Default request querystring

    Using the querystring collection in ASP, I'm declaring variables and setting
    each variable equal to querystring values: <% Dim x Dim y Dim z x =
    Request.QueryString('var1') y = Request.QueryString('var2') I want to
    concatenate these values: z = x &amp; y Then I want to return the value of z
    in a QueryString: Response.Redirect('mypage.asp?newVariable=z') I've tried the
    above, but it's not working. How can I do this? Thanks, -D-

    -D- Guest

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    Default Re: request querystring

    x = Request.QueryString("var1")
    y = Request.QueryString("var2")
    z = x & y
    Response.Redirect("myPage.asp?newvariable=" & z)

    "-D-" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
    news:cvldq8$m27$1@forums.macromedia.com...
    > Using the querystring collection in ASP, I'm declaring variables and
    setting
    > each variable equal to querystring values: <% Dim x Dim y Dim z x =
    > Request.QueryString('var1') y = Request.QueryString('var2') I want to
    > concatenate these values: z = x &amp; y Then I want to return the value
    of z
    > in a QueryString: Response.Redirect('mypage.asp?newVariable=z') I've
    tried the
    > above, but it's not working. How can I do this? Thanks, -D-
    >

    CMBergin Guest

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