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Giancarlo Rossi wrote:
As a matter a fact, there are zillion ways to do this. It all depends on your demands/requirements. It is never a good idea to use the same name/value pairs you use internally, to show them externally in the url querystring. Indeed that is dangerous. Use other names, use a mapping from your asp code, where you check the values to be in a given range or have only a given set of characters etc. How you eventually get it to your processor is entirely up to you and depends on your processor. But my hunch is that most processors have a method like "setParameter" and that's it. -- Abel Braaksma http://www.nuntia.com
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