Passing Variables

B

bbawa1

I have a asp page named welcome.asp where I have three input text
fields and a button named submit.
When I fill text in these text fields and click on button it passes
all those information to another aspx page.
the difference is my source page is written in classic asp and my
destination page is aspx.
Is this possible to pass values from asp page to aspx page. If so,
could you please send me xsom code.

Thanks,
 
A

Alexey Smirnov

I have a asp page named welcome.asp where I have three input text
fields and a button named submit.
When I fill text in these text fields and click on button it passes
all those information to another aspx page.
the difference is my source page is written in classic asp and my
destination page is aspx.
Is this possible to pass values from asp page to aspx page. If so,
could you please send me xsom code.

Thanks,

Request.Form["text_field_from_asp"] ?
 
B

bbawa1

I have a asp page named welcome.asp where I have three input text
fields and a button named submit.
When I fill text in these text fields and click on button it passes
all those information to another aspx page.
the difference is my source page is written in classic asp and my
destination page is aspx.
Is this possible to pass values from asp page to aspx page. If so,
could you please send me xsom code.

Request.Form["text_field_from_asp"] ?

Is Request.form should be in destination web form or source webform.
 
A

Alexey Smirnov

I have a asp page named welcome.asp where I have three input text
fields and a button named submit.
When I fill text in these text fields and click on button it passes
all those information to another aspx page.
the difference is my source page is written in classic asp and my
destination page is aspx.
Is this possible to pass values from asp page to aspx page. If so,
could you please send me xsom code.

Request.Form["text_field_from_asp"] ?

Is Request.form should be in destination web form or source webform.

http://groups.google.com/group/micr....aspnet/browse_thread/thread/f5addf17bc2a9da2
 

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