asp question

[cjolley]

Is it possible to write a generic asp construct that will simply write out the parameters sent to the page?

It seems like this should be pretty simple, but I can't figure out how to do it.

eg:

If I call test.asp?x=1&y="Hello World"&z=2.3
then it would print:
x=1
y=Hello World
z=2.3

But if I call test.asp?a=1&c="Hello World"
then it would print:
a=1
c=Hello World

etc...


NB that I want to POST the arguments not GET them. If that makes a difference.

TIA

[Gurm]

When one is working with ASPs, the safest construct you can imagine would be a full body protective suit.

[Fat Tone]

Check out the section on handling Query strings about half way down this page:

http://www.sitepoint.com/print/handling-submitted-data-asp

(And the section on POST lower down)

[cjolley]

When one is working with ASPs, the safest construct you can imagine would be a full body protective suit.

I am just a pawn in the game of programming.

[cjolley]

Check out the section on handling Query strings about half way down this page:

http://www.sitepoint.com/print/handling-submitted-data-asp

(And the section on POST lower down)

Get's me close enough.

I'm coding an asp page that does some database stuff when another page calls it, but does not display anything to the user.
It just transfers to a third page after it has done it's thing.

I don't have any access to the page I'm coming from or going to, so I coded up a form page to send to my page for testing, and your answer let me create a generic transfer to page to see what the hell I'm sending (and make sure my transfer code is working).

Thanks,