how do I call a number at the end of a hyperlink?

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Trint Smith

I have a program that creates an html results page with:
item# | photo | title | description | price...etc
just like that on down the page. When someone mouses over which ever
one they want to see in detail, I somehow need for it to, when they
click on that result, to send out the item number of that selection to
the aspx file it is calling:
http://mysite.com/detail.aspx 'and pass the item number.'
How can I do that?

And, how can the aspx file, in vb code, pick up that number?

Thanks,
Trint


.Net programmer
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* Trint Smith said:
I have a program that creates an html results page with:
item# | photo | title | description | price...etc
just like that on down the page. When someone mouses over which ever
one they want to see in detail, I somehow need for it to, when they
click on that result, to send out the item number of that selection to
the aspx file it is calling:
http://mysite.com/detail.aspx 'and pass the item number.'
How can I do that?

And, how can the aspx file, in vb code, pick up that number?
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I think you will have more success in this group:
 
Hi Trint,

You can put that number in a textbox (or an hidden textbox) and than get it
with

\\\
itemnumber = me.textbox1.text
///

Cor
 
Hi Dominique,

This answer from you is classis asp "Get"

Asp.net has better solutions.

Just to attent you on it.
:-)
Cor
 
Hi Herfried,

I have a new link for you.

For VB.net language questions like this I think the best newsgroup to have
succes is.


:-)

Cor
 
you should say
asp.net has other solutions...
in this case the get method is a very good method :-)
 
Hi Dominique,

The "Get" I have always found one of the worse, it is so open in your url.

The Post would go, although asp.net has better methods I think (not my
textbox, but that can be a very easy solution while the OP was talking in my
idea about clientside scripting).

But there are better.

Cor
 
Cor,

* "Cor said:
I have a new link for you.

For VB.net language questions like this I think the best newsgroup to have
succes is.

news:microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb
Click to expand...

Never seen this group...

;->
 
Thanks, sometimes, because of me using Visual Studio .NET and me writing
all the code in VB.NET, I am unsure where to ask the question because
the toolbox in vs is from where I create all my controls...I don't go
out and do anything (well, hardly ever) in ASP.NET manually. I just
wanted to let you pro's no why my questions seem to cross over.
Thanks,
Trint

.Net programmer
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