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  • bonnie.tangyn@gmail.com

    How to pass a string between ASP pages

    Hello All

    Could anyone give me some suggestions on passing a long string between
    ASP pages?
    I have three asp pages - h_email content.asp, h_process_email .asp and
    h_preview_email .asp

    In the h_email_content .asp, user can enter their To, CC, From, email
    content and other information. In this page, there are two buttons at
    the bottom- "preview email" and "send email".

    Inside the h_process_email .asp, there are some logics on controlling
    email content and sending conditions as well as saving data into
    database.

    I put a condition in h_process_email .asp for redirecting to
    h_preview_email .asp (response.redir ect "h_preview_emai l.asp") if the
    user clicks the "email preview" button.

    If I want to transfer the email addresses and content from
    h_process_email .asp page to h_email_preview page, how can I do it?

    P.S I can't change the ASP structures i.e I have to keep them in three
    pages.

    Cheers
    Bon

  • Mike Brind

    #2
    Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages


    bonnie.tan...@g mail.com wrote:
    Hello All
    >
    Could anyone give me some suggestions on passing a long string between
    ASP pages?
    I have three asp pages - h_email content.asp, h_process_email .asp and
    h_preview_email .asp
    >
    In the h_email_content .asp, user can enter their To, CC, From, email
    content and other information. In this page, there are two buttons at
    the bottom- "preview email" and "send email".
    >
    Inside the h_process_email .asp, there are some logics on controlling
    email content and sending conditions as well as saving data into
    database.
    >
    I put a condition in h_process_email .asp for redirecting to
    h_preview_email .asp (response.redir ect "h_preview_emai l.asp") if the
    user clicks the "email preview" button.
    >
    If I want to transfer the email addresses and content from
    h_process_email .asp page to h_email_preview page, how can I do it?
    >
    P.S I can't change the ASP structures i.e I have to keep them in three
    pages.
    >
    You have a number of options among which are Session variables,
    database, text file, hidden form field.

    "Can't" change the page structure? Pity. Maintaining the structure
    you have devised adds loads of unnecessary complexity IMO.

    --
    Mike Brind

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    • CJM

      #3
      Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages


      "Mike Brind" <paxtonend@hotm ail.comwrote in message
      news:1152268432 .452843.276680@ m73g2000cwd.goo glegroups.com.. .
      You have a number of options among which are Session variables,
      database, text file, hidden form field.
      >
      "Can't" change the page structure? Pity. Maintaining the structure
      you have devised adds loads of unnecessary complexity IMO.
      >
      Not forgetting Querystrings...


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      • Mike Brind

        #4
        Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages


        CJM wrote:
        "Mike Brind" <paxtonend@hotm ail.comwrote in message
        news:1152268432 .452843.276680@ m73g2000cwd.goo glegroups.com.. .
        >
        You have a number of options among which are Session variables,
        database, text file, hidden form field.

        "Can't" change the page structure? Pity. Maintaining the structure
        you have devised adds loads of unnecessary complexity IMO.
        >
        Not forgetting Querystrings...
        Not really suitable for "long" strings....

        --
        Mike Brind

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        • CJM

          #5
          Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages


          "Mike Brind" <paxtonend@hotm ail.comwrote in message
          news:1152276377 .823042.172050@ p79g2000cwp.goo glegroups.com.. .
          >
          CJM wrote:
          >"Mike Brind" <paxtonend@hotm ail.comwrote in message
          >news:115226843 2.452843.276680 @m73g2000cwd.go oglegroups.com. ..
          >>
          You have a number of options among which are Session variables,
          database, text file, hidden form field.
          >
          "Can't" change the page structure? Pity. Maintaining the structure
          you have devised adds loads of unnecessary complexity IMO.
          >
          >>
          >Not forgetting Querystrings...
          >
          Not really suitable for "long" strings....
          >

          Begs the question... How long is this particular (piece of) string?



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          • Kyle Peterson

            #6
            Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages



            <bonnie.tangyn@ gmail.comwrote in message
            news:1152267905 .382149.308950@ k73g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
            Hello All
            >
            Could anyone give me some suggestions on passing a long string between
            ASP pages?
            I have three asp pages - h_email content.asp, h_process_email .asp and
            h_preview_email .asp
            >
            In the h_email_content .asp, user can enter their To, CC, From, email
            content and other information. In this page, there are two buttons at
            the bottom- "preview email" and "send email".
            >
            Inside the h_process_email .asp, there are some logics on controlling
            email content and sending conditions as well as saving data into
            database.
            >
            I put a condition in h_process_email .asp for redirecting to
            h_preview_email .asp (response.redir ect "h_preview_emai l.asp") if the
            user clicks the "email preview" button.
            >
            If I want to transfer the email addresses and content from
            h_process_email .asp page to h_email_preview page, how can I do it?
            >
            P.S I can't change the ASP structures i.e I have to keep them in three
            pages.
            >
            Cheers
            Bon
            >

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            • Bon

              #7
              Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages

              The string I need to pass to another page is pretty long. I need to
              pass:
              - From email address(es)
              - To email address(es)
              - CC email address(es) [optional]
              - whole email content (the email content is extracted from fields in
              h_email_content .asp page.

              ASP pages flow is:
              h_email_content .asp -h_process_email .asp -h_email_preview .asp

              If I use form hidden field, do I put a hidden field in
              h_process_email .asp and put the email content string as a value to the
              hidden field? Then, use Request.Form() to get the value in
              h_email_preview .asp?

              Cheers
              Bon


              Kyle Peterson 寫道:

              >
              <bonnie.tangyn@ gmail.comwrote in message
              news:1152267905 .382149.308950@ k73g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
              Hello All

              Could anyone give me some suggestions on passing a long string between
              ASP pages?
              I have three asp pages - h_email content.asp, h_process_email .asp and
              h_preview_email .asp

              In the h_email_content .asp, user can enter their To, CC, From, email
              content and other information. In this page, there are two buttons at
              the bottom- "preview email" and "send email".

              Inside the h_process_email .asp, there are some logics on controlling
              email content and sending conditions as well as saving data into
              database.

              I put a condition in h_process_email .asp for redirecting to
              h_preview_email .asp (response.redir ect "h_preview_emai l.asp") if the
              user clicks the "email preview" button.

              If I want to transfer the email addresses and content from
              h_process_email .asp page to h_email_preview page, how can I do it?

              P.S I can't change the ASP structures i.e I have to keep them in three
              pages.

              Cheers
              Bon

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              • Anthony Jones

                #8
                Re: How to pass a string between ASP pages


                <bonnie.tangyn@ gmail.comwrote in message
                news:1152267905 .382149.308950@ k73g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
                Hello All
                >
                Could anyone give me some suggestions on passing a long string between
                ASP pages?
                I have three asp pages - h_email content.asp, h_process_email .asp and
                h_preview_email .asp
                >
                In the h_email_content .asp, user can enter their To, CC, From, email
                content and other information. In this page, there are two buttons at
                the bottom- "preview email" and "send email".
                >
                Inside the h_process_email .asp, there are some logics on controlling
                email content and sending conditions as well as saving data into
                database.
                >
                I put a condition in h_process_email .asp for redirecting to
                h_preview_email .asp (response.redir ect "h_preview_emai l.asp") if the
                user clicks the "email preview" button.
                >
                If I want to transfer the email addresses and content from
                h_process_email .asp page to h_email_preview page, how can I do it?
                >
                P.S I can't change the ASP structures i.e I have to keep them in three
                pages.
                >
                Cheers
                Bon
                >
                Something confuses me about this. What does h_preview_email .asp return? a
                html rendering of the email?
                If so why in what way is it materially different from what can already be
                seen in h_email_content .asp?
                I guess it confuses me that you see the need for a preview at all??



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