In Adobe's Golive 4.0, if you have ASP code in your page it is no problem

,

except if you switch to outline mode and back. If you do that, the code

marker tags <% ... (code here) ... %> get changed: an extra percent sign

gets added at the beginning and the end, so that you end up with <%% ...

(code here) ... %%>.



The same thing happens every single time you switch back from outline mod

e:



<%% ... (code here) ... %%> becomes <%%% ... (code here) ... %%%>,

<%%% ... (code here) ... %%%> becomes <%%%% ... (code here) ... %%%%>



and so on. This means of course that your code is ruined.



If you can find an answer ( knowledge base article, or update), please gi

ve

me the information.



Cheers,



Henry Adedayo



-----Urspr=FCngliche Nachricht-----

Von: Phil Perks [mailto:philp@w...]

Gesendet: Donnerstag, 22. Juni 2000 17:00

An: ASP Databases

Betreff: [asp_databases] MASKING URL IN ADDRESS LINE





-----Original Message-----

From: wswyght

Sent: 21 June 2000 23:14

To: Phil Perks

Subject: MASKING URL IN ADDRESS LINE



If you reply directly to me please use this address

wswyght@t...



My problem is when my page gets the user information to do a search in th

e

Access Database it generates a URL that is a query string. This query

string has information in it we do not want the general public to know. H

ow

can I hide this information in the address bar?



I have tried URLEncode but I can not seem to get this to work at all.



<%

Dim OldURL,strNewURL

OldURL =3D "http://www.globalautolink.com"

strNewURL =3D Server.URLEncode (OldURL)

%>



Problem 1) I do not know the OldURL address as the query string will

change

this each time.



Problem 2) I do not even know where to put the code

nor do I know where to put



<Form Action=3D????what do I put here and where do I put this????>





Why this is important is the URL is showing the location of what we are

selling and the costs. We do not want that open to view.



Thanks for any help you may give me



Warren S. Wyght