>First thing I would try is dummying up the method just to see if it works, like so:
>

>Response.Write("Test Text")


Response.Write("TEST") works fine.
Response.write Request.ServerVariable("AUTH_USER") does not. It is empty... don't know why...


>

>
>I will overlook your remark... Except I am giving Sayid your home address and told him you insulted his mother. You had better try this quickly. :-)


Tell his mother to "bring it on!" :)
Sayid, I'm just kidding.


>
>
>>One more asp 3.0 question.
>>When I issue

response.wirte RequestServerVariable("AUTH_USER")

>>
>>Shouldn't I see something like my ID #?
>>I don't get back anything. Why is that?
>>
>>Thanks Mike.
>>
>>BTW
>>I would say something about your value for param2, but there is no Professional football team in Iowa. They barely have a college team. :-)
>>
>>
>>>Is it:
>>>
>>>

>>><form action="Assetlst.asp?Location=California,Param2=CowboysSuck" method="get">
>>>

>>>
>>>>Hello all
>>>>
>>>>I'm actually using asp 3.0
>>>>
>>>>I have a HTML code like this where location is a parameter I'm sending to Assetlst.asp.
>>>>

>>>><form action="Assetlst.asp?Location" method="get">
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>I would like to send two parameters, Location and one other value. What is syntex to do this?
>>>>
>>>>I've tried
>>>>

>>>><form action="Assetlst.asp?Location,Param2" method="get">
>>>>

>>>>and
>>>>

>>>><form action="Assetlst.asp?Location;Param2" method="get">
>>>>

>>>>
>>>>In Assetlst.asp code I'm using
>>>>

>>>>Request.QueryString("Param2")
>>>>

>>>>to access the value but it doesn't seem to be working.
>>>>
>>>>How is this done in asp3.0?
>>>>
>>>>TIA