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  • thomasp@msala.net
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    pass upload page variables


    As I sure will become obvious with the asking of this question, I am new to
    programing....

    I have copied and pasted my way to a successful file upload page and have
    built some rather ugly if elseif loops that read the file and extract the
    needed data from it. While the data is being parsed from the uploaded file
    a string variable is being built that holds some details of the process.
    All of this happens when the user clicks the upload button on the form. Now
    when all this code is finished running, I ASSUME the page reloads, because
    my string variable seems to be empty. So, my question is how do I keep this
    variable so that I can print it to the form when the process is finished?

    Hope this makes sense.

    Thanks,

    Thomas

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    • Ken Robinson
      #2
      Re: pass upload page variables


      thomasp@msala.n et wrote:[color=blue]
      > As I sure will become obvious with the asking of this question, I am new to
      > programing....
      >
      > I have copied and pasted my way to a successful file upload page and have
      > built some rather ugly if elseif loops that read the file and extract the
      > needed data from it. While the data is being parsed from the uploaded file
      > a string variable is being built that holds some details of the process.
      > All of this happens when the user clicks the upload button on the form. Now
      > when all this code is finished running, I ASSUME the page reloads, because
      > my string variable seems to be empty. So, my question is how do I keep this
      > variable so that I can print it to the form when the process is finished?
      >
      > Hope this makes sense.[/color]

      Without seeing your code, it doens't make a lick of sense. Please post
      enough of the code so we may see what is happening.

      Ken

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        • Mladen Gogala
          #3
          Re: pass upload page variables

          On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 21:01:12 -0700, Ken Robinson wrote:
          [color=blue]
          >
          > Without seeing your code, it doens't make a lick of sense. Please post
          > enough of the code so we may see what is happening.[/color]

          I apologize for intruding, but are you the same Ken Robinson who used to
          be one of the top guns of Oracle's technical support?

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            • thomasp@msala.net
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              Re: pass upload page variables


              I figured it out.

              Thanks,

              Thomas

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