Re: Very Basic Question

From: David C. Holley (DavidCHolley_at_netscape.net)
Date: 06/06/04 

Date: Sat, 05 Jun 2004 20:34:00 -0400

Well, the second page does allow you to provide a confirmation that the
process succeeded. So don't think of it as a second page, but rather as
a confirmation and of course you can setup things up so that if the
second page fails, an error page is presented instead of a confirmation.

David C. Holley
www.gatewayorlando.com

James Baker wrote:
> I'm getting a QueryString on a page. From this query string, I need to
> query a database, get a bunch of file names, attach them to an e-mail and
> fire it out (no problem). The problem is, I want it to happen when a user
> clicks a button.
>
> I've been using .NET for so long (this isn't a problem at all in .NET
> obviously)...that I've forgotten how to handle this. Am I going to need a
> second page to post an array of the file names to and then handle it there?
> It just seems awfully redundant to need a second page to handle all of this,
> but I guess it wouldn't shock me. It's been years since I've used classic
> ASP, so bear with me =).
>
>