Hello Everyone and thanks for your help in advance.  I am new to ASP.Net 

and am trying to migrate an application from classic ASP.  Basically, the 

application reads a recordset from a database, then iterates through the 

recordset, displaying a row for each record, for example, ID, Name, 

Address.  What I want to accomplish is to have the display contain a 

hyperlink with a querystring for the ID field, for example:



<a href="newpage.aspx?ID=1">1</a>Name...



Obviously very easy in classic ASP, but I am completely confused in .Net.  

Could someone point me to an example?  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Hugh,



One of the things that you will find about ASP.NET is that

the approach to development isn't quite as "shoot from

the hip" as Classic ASP was/is.



There is an example of what you want to do in the QuickStarts

that get installed with the SDK. If you don't have the SDK

you can get at the demo you want from here (watch for wrapping):



	

http://docs.aspng.com/QuickStart/aspplus/samples/webforms/ctrlref/webctr

l/datagrid/doc_datagrid.aspx



Go down to the third sample. The example is complete, but

if you aren't completely familiar with ASP.NET some things

might look a bit odd - however it will serve as a frame of

reference for future questions.



Hope this helps.



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> -----Original Message-----

> From: Hugh McLaughlin [mailto:hugh@k...] 

> Sent: Monday, 26 November 2001 5:00 AM

> To: ASP+

> Subject: [aspx] Dynamic Hyperlinks

> 

> 

> Hello Everyone and thanks for your help in advance.  I am new 

> to ASP.Net 

> and am trying to migrate an application from classic ASP.  

> Basically, the 

> application reads a recordset from a database, then iterates 

> through the 

> recordset, displaying a row for each record, for example, ID, Name, 

> Address.  What I want to accomplish is to have the display contain a 

> hyperlink with a querystring for the ID field, for example:

> 

> <a href="newpage.aspx?ID=1">1</a>Name...

> 

> Obviously very easy in classic ASP, but I am completely 

> confused in .Net.  

> Could someone point me to an example?  Any help is greatly 

> appreciated.

> ---

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> 

> Open Forum:  Dan Appleman will be hosting an open 

> forum at The .NET Developer's Conference on 

> 29th November 2001.  The session will give 

> developers the chance to discuss and question 

> Dan on his experience with the .NET environment.  

> Dan has been programming Visual Basic since the 

> alpha version 1.0.  And with over 10 years 

> Visual Basic experience is well qualified to 

> help you on your road to being a .NET Guru.

> 

http://www.vbug.co.uk/redirect.asp?url=39&id=17



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