Hi,
Is it possible to request the name of a page?
So for eg: if it's page1 I execute code1 and if it's page2 I can execute code2 (using inc files).

Any help appreciated.:)

How about this?

<%
myPage= Request.ServerVariables("PATH_INFO")
    x=split(myPage,"/")
    currPage=x(uBound(x))
    response.write currPage
%>

Earl
www.jhdesigninc.com

Thanks,
How would I apply it to an IF statement? I've no idea as to where this code fits in with mine...(sorry).
Would it be
IF PAGE (your code) = page1
Then CODE1
ELSE
Code2
?

Hope to hear again.

Tried the above code from erobb. This only displays the current page displayed.
I need help with the following scenario:
I have Form1.asp & Form2.asp and results.asp

So depending on which page/form is submitted the results page with execute a code.

How can I get results.asp to know which page/form has been submitted.
Thanks again.

My bad, on your results.asp page put

<%
response.write request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
%>

This will show you which page in your web site a user came from.

Earl
www.jhdesigninc.com

Thanks again: heres my final code that works now (finally):
<%
Dim wpage, mypage
wpage = request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
mypage = Right(wpage, 8)

If mypage = "Managers" Then
    Response.write "This is the Managers page"
  Else
    Response.write "This is the Workers page"
  End If
%>

Im glad it worked out for you. If you wanted to make it a little more dynamic. Say the manager page name changed to mypage.asp your call to Right(wpage, 8) would not work appropriately.

<%

    Dim wpage, mypage
    function whatPage(urlString)
        x=split(myPage,"/")
        currPage=x(uBound(x))
        whatPage=currPage
    end function


    mypage = request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER")
    if mypage <>"" then
        mypage= whatPage(request.ServerVariables("HTTP_REFERER"))
    end if

    If mypage = "Managers.asp" Then
        Response.write "This is the Managers page"
      Else
        Response.write "This is the Workers page"
     End If
%>

It may seem like a bit of over kill but from a scalabilty point of view this will work out better in the long run.

Earl