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Beryl Small
Okay,
I have a third party (Macromedia Authorware ) software passing a student
I.D. number to an ASP page for verification against an SQL database.
Authorware uses something like the following:
result:=PostUrl: http://myserver/MyAsp.aspx?Student=StudentID
MyAsp.aspx has VB code that executes a Stored Procedure to return the
student's name. I need to post the result back to the same form in order
for the "result:=" variable in Authorware to receive the student's name.
All this has to be done without the page ever being displayed on the client
computer.
My code looks like this:
strSocSec = Request.QueryString("File")
Dim Student As RemoteTestingDB = New RemoteTestingDB
Dim strStudent As String = Student.CheckStudent(strSocSec)
strSTudent holds the student name. Code works fine I just don't know how to
dismiss the page and make the strStudent variable the result of the
initiating call.
I have a third party (Macromedia Authorware ) software passing a student
I.D. number to an ASP page for verification against an SQL database.
Authorware uses something like the following:
result:=PostUrl: http://myserver/MyAsp.aspx?Student=StudentID
MyAsp.aspx has VB code that executes a Stored Procedure to return the
student's name. I need to post the result back to the same form in order
for the "result:=" variable in Authorware to receive the student's name.
All this has to be done without the page ever being displayed on the client
computer.
My code looks like this:
strSocSec = Request.QueryString("File")
Dim Student As RemoteTestingDB = New RemoteTestingDB
Dim strStudent As String = Student.CheckStudent(strSocSec)
strSTudent holds the student name. Code works fine I just don't know how to
dismiss the page and make the strStudent variable the result of the
initiating call.