Javascript in Response.Redirect?

[Ryann]

I hate javascript looking for help.

I am trying to pass hidden fields around without showing a query
string in the address bar.

e.g. formA.asp
not formA.asp?var1= blah&var2=blah

I have this going okay so far using forms, hidden fields, and
javascript hyperlinks on most pages.

I have a processing page that currently adds records to a database
then uses the response.redire ct method to pass the results to another
page (showing the added records).

e.g.

Response.Redire ct "formA.asp?var1 =blah&var2=blah "

I want to hide those variables, is there a way that I can submit a
form on the response.redire ct or before then, when the records get
added to the database?

e.g.
<%
'Records get added to db

Response.Redire ct "javascript:doc ument.form.subm it();"

%>

<FORM NAME="form" ACTION="formA.a sp" METHOD="post">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Var1" VALUE="<%=Blah% >">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Var2" VALUE="<%=Blah% >">
</FORM>

Thanks in advance.

~E

[Evertjan.]

Re: Javascript in Response.Redire ct?

Ryann wrote on 02 nov 2004 in microsoft.publi c.inetserver.as p.general:
[color=blue]
> e.g.
> <%
> 'Records get added to db
>
> Response.Redire ct "javascript:doc ument.form.subm it();"
>
> %>
>
> <FORM NAME="form" ACTION="formA.a sp" METHOD="post">
> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Var1" VALUE="<%=Blah% >">
> <INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Var2" VALUE="<%=Blah% >">
> </FORM>
>
>[/color]

The above code is nonsense.

Please try to understand that both vbscript and jscript ASP run on the
server BEFORE any code on the client [read: browser] runs.

IF(!) you redirect to the same server/domain,
AND IF the client accepts session/ram cookies,
use session variables.

example in ASP vbscript [could also be done in jscript]:

<%
'Records get added to db

Session("Var1") = Blah1
Session("Var2") = Blah2
Response.Redire ct "formA.asp"
%>

=============== ==
And in FormA.asp:
=============== ==

<%
Blah1 = Session("Var1")
Blah2 = Session("Var2")

' Blah-content is still kept secret from client eyes
%>

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