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Apr 9th, 2003 12:05
dave lockard, William Hargrave,
I would use an IF statement. If you are good, you could use a case statement. For example: Start the page looking for a flag: <html> <% flag = request.querystring="flag" ' This is a variable to be sent from a form on ' a previous page. IF flag = "" THEN flag = "0" END IF ' Create a var if it is not passed. ' Now create the 'other' feature of your new form IF flag ="0" then myVar = "" ELSEIF flag = "1" then myVar = "checked" END IF %> <form action="page.asp" method="POST"> <input type="radio" value="yes" name="subscribe" <%=myVar%>> <input type="radio" value="no" name="subscribe"> </form> </html> This is a simple example of what I do frequently. Passing a variable from one page to another; This variable changes the way the second page looks, feels, or responds. dave
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