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In asp I could redirect to a page with a named/value pair ("www.foo.com/home.asp?error=101"
Inside of the asp I could add the following code to trap for any errors
<
s_error = CStr(request("error")
if s_error <> "" the
s_error_messag
select case s_erro
case "101
s_error_message = "User Not Found.
%><table><tr><td><%=(s_error_message)%></td></td></table><
end selec
end i
%

how do I do this in .asp
here's what I've attempted (again, very new to this)

<script language="C#" runat=server
string s_err_message;
if (Request("error") != ""

switch Request("error"

case "101"
s_err_message = "login not found";

</script><TABLE id="tblAlert" align="center" cellSpacing="1" cellPadding="1" width="100%" height="50" border="0" bgcolor="red"><TR><TD colspan="3"><script>s_error_message</script><TD></TR></TABLE><script

</script

I know it doesn't work, but am I even close? Did the <%%> go away? Is it difficult to intermingle variables and static text
Any articles to read on this very topic would be appreciated as well

Thanks

 

[William F. Robertson, Jr.]

Here is a link to help you get started.

http://asp.net/Tutorials/quickstart.aspx

Here is some code that should work the way you want. But I would highly
recommend looking at splitting your content and code into seperate files.
(codebehind files)

<script runat="server" language="c#">
void Page_Load( object s, EventArgs e )
{
_ErrorMessage = "";
string s = Request.QueryString["Error"];
if ( s != null )
{
switch( s ) {
case "101":
_ErrorMessage = "User Not Found";
break;
}
}
}
string _ErrorMessage;
<script>

<TABLE id="tblAlert" align="center" cellSpacing="1" cellPadding="1"
width="100%" height="50" border="0" bgcolor="red"><TR><TD colspan="3"><%
=_ErrorMessage %> <TD></TR></TABLE>

In asp I could redirect to a page with a named/value pair ("www.foo.com/home.asp?error=101")
Inside of the asp I could add the following code to trap for any errors:
<%
s_error = CStr(request("error"))
if s_error <> "" then
s_error_message
select case s_error
case "101"
s_error_message = "User Not Found."
%><table><tr><td><%=(s_error_message)%></td></td></table><%
end select
end if
%>

how do I do this in .asp?
here's what I've attempted (again, very new to this):

<script language="C#" runat=server>
string s_err_message;
if (Request("error") != "")
{
switch Request("error")
{
case "101":
s_err_message = "login not found";
}
</script><TABLE id="tblAlert" align="center" cellSpacing="1"

}
</script>

I know it doesn't work, but am I even close? Did the <%%> go away? Is it

difficult to intermingle variables and static text?

 

[Kevin Spencer]

ASP.Net is much, much more powerful and complex than ASP. Rather than
playing guessing games, which could sometimes work within the tiny framework
of ASP scripting, I would suggest studying ASP.Net thoroughly before trying
your hand at coding it.

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

In asp I could redirect to a page with a named/value pair ("www.foo.com/home.asp?error=101")
Inside of the asp I could add the following code to trap for any errors:
<%
s_error = CStr(request("error"))
if s_error <> "" then
s_error_message
select case s_error
case "101"
s_error_message = "User Not Found."
%><table><tr><td><%=(s_error_message)%></td></td></table><%
end select
end if
%>

how do I do this in .asp?
here's what I've attempted (again, very new to this):

<script language="C#" runat=server>
string s_err_message;
if (Request("error") != "")
{
switch Request("error")
{
case "101":
s_err_message = "login not found";
}
</script><TABLE id="tblAlert" align="center" cellSpacing="1"

}
</script>

I know it doesn't work, but am I even close? Did the <%%> go away? Is it

difficult to intermingle variables and static text?

 

[Kevin Spencer]

BTW, the .Net SDK is a free download, and it contains a whole lot of free
help:

http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...A6-3647-4070-9F41-A333C6B9181D&displaylang=en

--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.

In asp I could redirect to a page with a named/value pair ("www.foo.com/home.asp?error=101")
Inside of the asp I could add the following code to trap for any errors:
<%
s_error = CStr(request("error"))
if s_error <> "" then
s_error_message
select case s_error
case "101"
s_error_message = "User Not Found."
%><table><tr><td><%=(s_error_message)%></td></td></table><%
end select
end if
%>

how do I do this in .asp?
here's what I've attempted (again, very new to this):

<script language="C#" runat=server>
string s_err_message;
if (Request("error") != "")
{
switch Request("error")
{
case "101":
s_err_message = "login not found";
}
</script><TABLE id="tblAlert" align="center" cellSpacing="1"

}
</script>

I know it doesn't work, but am I even close? Did the <%%> go away? Is it

difficult to intermingle variables and static text?