In classic ASP there is no direct way as the Page.IsPostBack in ASP.NET.
However, most of the form controls are submitted to the server when the page is posted back. Let's say you have a submit button (input type="submit") called btnSumit that submits the page when clicked. You can then use
If Request.Form("btnSumbit") & "" <> "" Then
' Post Back
End If
You can also use your other form controls for this or add a hidden field with a defined value you can check for.
Cheers,
Imar
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Imar Spaanjaars
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