Hi Dave,

That Chr(34) was perfect. Thanks once again.


>Look at the HTML produced by your asp page. You will see something like:
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>VALUE=abcd efgh ijklmn
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>The browser will interpret this as VALUE="abcd" and ignore the rest. Just put quotes around the whole string:
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>Response.Write("VALUE=" + CHR(34) + Request.Form("param1") + CHR(34)+ ">")
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>or
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>Response.Write("VALUE="" + Request.Form("param1") + "">")
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>I like using CHR(34) because it makes it more obvious to me. Also, get used to calling Response.Write with the parentheses (), as this will be the ASP.NET way.
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>Instead of using hidden input boxes, you could also pass parameters in the session object or the url string.
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>-Dave
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