That funny character in David's reply was supposed to be an ampersand. It seperates multiple parameters. If you're just passing a single parameter, the question mark is adequate.

If you want to pass a parameter that the user cannot see, you'll have to use a form - even if you make it not look like a form.

>Hi All:
> How do pass a parameter to a web page. I am tring to pass a value to one of my asp web pabe and I am not sure how to do accomplish this.
>This is my code:
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>In test2.asp Iwant to pass a value, for example 1. In test2.asp I want to get the value and query the record set. However, I am not sure how to pass a parameter to a web page and then get that value in that web page.
>Thanks
>MA