Thank you all. Since I'm not using a form, I'm going to try the session 
variable solution. Thanks alot.

Jimmy

> You could use a loop to create hidden fields in your form and pass the 
information in the array.

You could store the array in a session variable and remove it once your 
done 
with it.

I'm sure there are other ways to skin this cat as well....

Cheers,
Clint

::Does anyone know if an array can be passed
::through "Request.QueryString"? If not, how can one be passed from one
::asp page to another?
::Jimmy


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<FORM ACTION=formres.asp METHOD=post >

Dim xTestArray(3)					' declare and
populate the array

xTestArray(0) = "a"		
xTestArray(1) = "b"
xTestArray(2) = "c"
xTestArray(3) = "d"

FOR i=0 to UBOUND(xTestArray)			' write out hidden fields in
your form with the values of the array above		
	Response.write "<INPUT TYPE=hidden NAME=array" & i & " VALUE=" &
xTestArray(i) & ">"
NEXT

<input type =submit value=send><BR><BR>

</FORM>

in formres.asp do a response.write to display the array. 

FOR EACH obj IN request.form
	Response.write obj & " : " & request.form(obj) & "<BR>"
NEXT 


If you need the values of the hidden fields to be in an array just create
another array and populate it with the hidden values  

eg. 

Dim newarray()

xno = request.form.count -1

ReDim newarray(xno)

i=0
FOR EACH obj IN request.form
	newarray(i) = request.form(obj) 
	i = i +1
NEXT

You could use a loop to create hidden fields in your form and pass the 
information in the array.

You could store the array in a session variable and remove it once your done 
with it.

I'm sure there are other ways to skin this cat as well....

Cheers,
Clint

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::through "Request.QueryString"? If not, how can one be passed from one
::asp page to another?
::Jimmy


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you could always generate some XML using JavaScript and POST this from a
form.

Then use Request.Form in your ASP to get it into a variable.  Next load it
into a DOM object and parse it using XSLT or, if like me you don't know any
XSLT yet, you can use the DOM and XPath queries to walk through the nodes of
the XML document.

If you don't know any XML, take some confidence in the fact that neither did
I until 2 weeks ago.  There are numerous XML sites and P2P's 'XML_ASP' list
can be very helpful.

HTH,
Col

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To: ASP Databases
Subject: [asp_databases] passing an array


Hi all,
   Does anyone know if an array can be passed 
through "Request.QueryString"? If not, how can one be passed from one asp 
page to another?

Jimmy


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Hi all,
   Does anyone know if an array can be passed 
through "Request.QueryString"? If not, how can one be passed from one asp 
page to another?

Jimmy