Hi, I can't figure out how to do this so please I need advice.

Let's say that I have for next loop

like
for i = 1 to N
which N is dynamically generated so i dont know the exact value

now I need to create vars that goes from 1 to N in order to send them in an url

Example:
I need to generate
var1
var2 ..... varN
of course each one will have a value and that...

It cant be in an array since I'm sending those vars in an url.

TIA

You can't do this. You cant do, for example:

for i=0 to 5
 Dim DynamicVariablei
next

In this case, this will create a variable named DynamicVariablei and not DynamicVariable0, DynamicVariable1, etc.

Variable values are not evaluated in a varible declartion, and this makes sense.

Why can't you use an array?

for i=0 to ubound(myArray)
 Response.redirect "www.mydoamin.com/page.asp?var1=" + myArray(i)
next

That would work just fine.

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i understand what you say.
What I need to do is to get 5 questions (id and string) and 2-4 answer per question (id and string) and send them into a Flash in an url
Is there anther way to state that?

Another question how do I use the DynamicVariablei you created to recall data from it?

TIA

In this instance you are probably going to want to use an array, as I demonstrated in my second example above, so just build your query string off of the values in your array.

You would use DynamicVariablei like any other variable you declare.

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Hi gcorcuera
I think u can generate variable names using a perl-like notation like below:
for ($i to N)
${"var".$i};

This will generate var1, var2 ..... varN, which u can assign values to.

Hope this helps :)

Hi gcorcuera
I think u can generate variable names using a perl-like notation like below:
for ($i to N)
${"var".$i};

This will generate var1, var2 ..... varN, which u can assign values to.

Hope this helps :)

In ASP you can't do this.

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You can use Execute() in ASP to generate variables: