can someone tell me what is wrong with the link parameters, I get the first parameter correctly on the page that is called...

<a href="ftp.asp?lok=<%=lokacija%>&dat=<%=ime%>"><img border=0 src=move.JPG></a>

Very hard to tell from this, what href gets rendered - after the .asp has been processed?

Thanks,

Chris

I used the trim string function to remove the blank spaces after the lok querystring, everything is fine with the strings now...
Anyway thanks for the reply...

Next thing I have problems with is how to save the username of a user that has logged in to the site, so I can later pass that value to another to another page which will write that information to the sql database table? I have tried with cookies but no use, if required I can post the code I have so far...

IMO you are better to use a server side solution for carry ing a users details from page to page. Personally I carry thier ID from the users table (must be unique. Get it at the time you validate thier login details) then use this ID to get what ever information I wish for what ever page in your SQL. There are several options to carry the value:
1..hidden (or visible of course) form variables
2..Session variable
3..Querystring
These are in my order of preference. Use a QS as a last resort. Simply for the reason users can change these values in the address bar. IMO A security and data integrity risk.

FYI: You should use the trim function around all relavent values. Even if you dont think you need to. If its in place its a possible problem eliminated and generally good practice

Wind is your friend
Matt

Thanks Matt for the explanation, but I am really a first time user and really inexperienced with the asp, would you care to post a sample of how to do it over IDs or session variables?
Thanks

;;;would you care to post a sample of how to do it over IDs or session variables?

To carry the ID in a session variable my method would be to get the unique ID once you have validated a user and assign it to a session variable like so:

session("SomeVaribaleName") = recordSetName("uId")

Form now on what ever page they visit, providing the sesion is still active you can identify a user with this value. For more information have a look at:

http://www.w3schools.com/ASP/asp_sessions.asp

Wind is your friend
Matt