Hello all,
I am trying to acheive this: I have a results.asp page showing the output [u]in rows.</u> I would like to make one of the values (in every row) into a hyperlink (possibly the ID field), so users can click to see more data in a new page.

Am I looking at a querysting here? Would apprecaite a sample of some general code as to how this works.
Hope to hear & TIA.

I assume you are wanting to show more details about the row that is clicked on when they click the hyperlink for that row.

By default, when you use a hyperlink, the request is going to be a "GET", and use the querystring. In that case, as you build the hyperlink for each row you will want to include a whatever querystring parameters that you will need for identifying the row that was clicked.

An alternative would be to use some Javascript to submit the page, using the onclick event of the hyperlink. When you do this you would be able to use a "POST", allowing you to use form variables for processing the request.

The simplest thing is to just go ahead the the first method, and build your hyperlinks to add querystring parameters.

Make sense? There are a lot of samples of this in all the ASP books and sites.

Woody Z http://www.learntoprogramnow.com

You want to present say 10 rows at a time then go to the next ten rows when they click on the next or previous button?

If this it the case use PageCount

Earl
www.jhdesigninc.com

Thank you for the reply...
I was after the Querystring, and it's works fine.

Seems like I may as well incorporate erobb's advice too as sooner or later there should more than 10 users.

Any straight fwd examples on PageCount anywhere?:) (or shall I Google it?)

This is a helpful example of pagecount.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/q202125/

Earl
www.jhdesigninc.com