I have created an ASP which:
1. uses Remote Scripting; and
2. on the server side (in javascript), uses the Request object to retrieve 
a query string value.

For example, the url looks like this:
page.asp?test=rs

<%
var testvar = Request("test");
%>

When I call one of my Remote Scripting functions, I get the following 
Remote Scripting error:
Remote Scripting Error
REMOTE SCRIPTING ERROR: Page invoked does not support remote scripting.

If I replace 'Request("test")' with an actual string value, I do not get 
the Remote Scripting error anymore.

<%
var testvar = "rs";
%>

Do you have an idea what is causing the error?

Don't you mean Request.QueryString?
<%
Var testvar =3D Request.QueryString("test")
%>
Not sure what you meant by item 2 since Javascript running on the
client.

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Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 3:13 PM
To: ASP Web HowTo
Subject: [asp_web_howto] Remote Scripting and Request Object


I have created an ASP which:
1. uses Remote Scripting; and
2. on the server side (in javascript), uses the Request object to
retrieve
a query string value.

For example, the url looks like this:
page.asp?test=3Drs

<%
var testvar =3D Request("test");
%>

When I call one of my Remote Scripting functions, I get the following
Remote Scripting error:
Remote Scripting Error
REMOTE SCRIPTING ERROR: Page invoked does not support remote scripting.

If I replace 'Request("test")' with an actual string value, I do not get

the Remote Scripting error anymore.

<%
var testvar =3D "rs";
%>

Do you have an idea what is causing the error?

Yes, I do mean Request.QueryString:
<%
var testvar = Request.QueryString("test");
%>

By number 2, I was referring to the preceding code in which I set the 
testvar value using the Request object on the server-side.
I set my ASP server-side language to javascript:
<%@ language="javascript" %>


> Don't you mean Request.QueryString?
<%
Var testvar =3D Request.QueryString("test")
%>
Not sure what you meant by item 2 since Javascript running on the
client.