hmmm,

i reckon this is pretty easy - a weeks holiday has left my head fuzzy...

page 1 has a form that posts to page two. if the result is correct on page
two it redirects you off to a 'success!' page. if the result is incorrect,
i'd like to stay on the page and show a 'have another go' form.

so what i need to do is delete the posted variables, otherwise the script
just loops and loops (i.e. if the result is incorrect, it just keeps
re-loading the page and errors itself again.)

is there a way to kill the posted variables?

thanks out there,

cheers,

jake

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From: "jake williamson" <jake.williamson@2...>
Subject: [access_asp] delete posted variables on page load


: page 1 has a form that posts to page two. if the result is correct on page
: two it redirects you off to a 'success!' page. if the result is incorrect,
: i'd like to stay on the page and show a 'have another go' form.
:
: so what i need to do is delete the posted variables, otherwise the script
: just loops and loops (i.e. if the result is incorrect, it just keeps
: re-loading the page and errors itself again.)
:
: is there a way to kill the posted variables?

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Don't "kill" the posted variables. Assign the values to your own "internal"
variables, and work with those.

In any case, posting to the same page will probably make your life easier:
www.adopenstatic.com/resources/code/UIValidation.asp

Cheers
Ken