.Redirect - Concant. problems

[jason]

I'm having trouble incantenating this string what is the best way to do this
if the string is extremely long especially for response.redirect...

I tried switching between asp and html to make it easier but I pick up
syntax errors when I do this...



<%Response.redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_
name=&last_name=&optin=1%>

 

[jason]

Sorry - this would make more sense:

<%Response.redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=<%=emai
l_address%>&first_name=<%=first_name%>&last_name=<%=last_name%>&optin=1

 

[Ray at]

You're closing your ASP tag in the middle of your URL. Do you mean to do
that?


<% Response.Redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_nam
e=&last_name=&optin=1" %>

Or, if there really is supposed to be a %> in that URL, you can
Server.URLEncode it:

<% Response.Redirect
Server.URLEncode("http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?%>fid=20351f4764&email
_address=&first_name=&last_name=&optin=1") %>

But I doubt that's what you want.

Ray at work

 

[Evertjan.]

jason wrote on 07 aug 2003 in microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

I'm having trouble incantenating this string what is the best way to
do this if the string is extremely long especially for
response.redirect...

I tried switching between asp and html to make it easier but I pick up
syntax errors when I do this...



<%Response.redirect
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=&f
irst_ name=&last_name=&optin=1%>

Response.redirect is serverside code and can NEVER have HTML.

 

[jason]

Ahhhh - that probably explains it...

Thanks
Jason

 

[jason]

Thanks!

You're trying to interlace ASP in ASP. My advice is to simplify things as
much as possible until it's all second nature.

<%

sRedirect = "http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?fid=20351f4764"
sRedirect = sRedirect & "&email_address=" & Server.URLEncode(email_address)
sRedirect = sRedirect & "&first_name=" & Server.URLEncode(first_name)
sRedirect = sRedirect & "&last_name=" & Server.URLEncode(last_name)
sRedirect = sRedirect & "&optin=1"


Response.WRITE sRedirect

''uncomment this after you understand what happened
'Response.Redirect sRedirect

%>

Ray at work


"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=<%=emai
"http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?"%>fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_

 

[MePadre]

I think your string should look more like this. By
closing the ASP with the %> the response.redirect is not
getting the entire querystring


<% Response.redirect "http://opt-in.verticalresponse.com/?
fid=20351f4764&email_address=&first_name=&last_name=&optin=
1%>