Asp and script

[amatuer]

Iv gt an asp page that has two buttons on it.
one button uses a form and the other uses scrpit to go to the next
page.
I need both buttons to submit data.
Iv usesd this on page1:

public varform
varform = ""
'"Activity_Rpt_Inv4.asp?klient=response.write(request.querystring("klient"))&adviseur=response.write(
session("Pers_ID"))&ActId=response.write(request.querystring("ActId"))"

<script type="text/vbscript" language="VBScript" event="onClick"
for="btnPrint">
InvDisp.action = "Activity_Rpt_Inv5.asp?klient=<%=
request.querystring("klient") %>&adviseur=<%= session("Pers_ID")
%>&ActId=<%= request.querystring("ActId") %>"
InvDisp.submit

</script>

<form action=<%= varform %> method="post" name="InvDisp">

But they nt working. The code used to go to a page using the scrpit
works in the sense that it goes to the pasge,bt the data is nt
transferred.

please help

 

[Larry Bud]

Iv gt an asp page that has two buttons on it.
one button uses a form and the other uses scrpit to go to the next
page.
I need both buttons to submit data.
Iv usesd this on page1:

public varform
varform = ""
'"Activity_Rpt_Inv4.asp?klient=response.write(request.querystring("klient"))&adviseur=response.write(
session("Pers_ID"))&ActId=response.write(request.querystring("ActId"))"

<script type="text/vbscript" language="VBScript" event="onClick"
for="btnPrint">
InvDisp.action = "Activity_Rpt_Inv5.asp?klient=<%=
request.querystring("klient") %>&adviseur=<%= session("Pers_ID")
%>&ActId=<%= request.querystring("ActId") %>"
InvDisp.submit

</script>

<form action=<%= varform %> method="post" name="InvDisp">

But they nt working. The code used to go to a page using the scrpit
works in the sense that it goes to the pasge,bt the data is nt
transferred.

please help

Not transferred in what sense? Can you see the querystring in the URL?

 

[amatuer]

no the query string does not display at all.

 

[Aaron Bertrand [SQL Server MVP]]

Did you try request.form() instead of request.querystring()? request.form()
is required with method=post, which looks like what you're using...