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To: SI Dave who wrote (36)1/8/2005 6:44:40 PM
From: Tom C  Respond to of 81
 
I'm used to C# and I can't try this right now but I would look at getting the parameter part of the url string and use the split function if it's basically an array of 'str=name'. Without trying it I'm not sure of the appropiate request object method that would give me the paramater string.

Example URL:someprog.aspx str=jim&str=biff&str=tad&str=mike&str=bill

StringBuilder strSql = new StringBuilder("DoThis ");

String tmpStr[] = Request.{something}.Split("=");
for each item in tmpStr {
if item != "str"
strSql.Append("'" + item + "',")
}



To: SI Dave who wrote (36)1/8/2005 7:03:20 PM
From: Tom C  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81
 
For Each item In Request.form("str")

Another suggestion is:

Request.form("str") returns a string. Each item in the string is a character.

I would try

string Parms[] = Request.form("str");

To see if that works.



To: SI Dave who wrote (36)1/11/2005 8:01:40 PM
From: Green Receipt  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 81
 
I know you already solved this but why were you getting an extra ',' printed? ( between m in jim and b in biff )



'j','i','m',',','b','i'



To: SI Dave who wrote (36)2/3/2005 4:24:49 PM
From: SI Bob  Respond to of 81
 
First, request.form(str)? Not request.querystring(str)?

Also, I had no idea you could pass multiple vars of the same name.

How about ?str=jim,biff,tad,mike,bill

I do something like this in search where I can then do something like
Dim ThisAry as split(request.querystring(str),",")

Then

Dim x as int=0
for x=0 to ubound(Thisary)
do whatever
next


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