Well, I really wanted to use form fields, so I'd be happy to ditch the querystring if that would make this work. But I also need to use HTML links and not ASP buttons and it looks like links won't post form fields no matter what I need.
So I've implemented the necessary functionality using a querystring. It's not my solution of choice, resulting not only in excessively long querystrings that cannot be sent unbroken in email (an issue I will have to deal with next as a result), but also in longer HTML files (carrying multiple long links containing mostly redundant information), but there seems to be no avoiding this work around. The querystring gets through when the link is clicked and form fields do not. I can only hope it does not exceed the querystring limit of, as I understand it, 2K (in the MS world) or I'll have some other problem with deal with.
Thanks for your explanations.
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