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5/5/2008 2:57 PM
 

Hello -

I have an IFrame on my form, that I would to pass two, "Custom User Properties", the ContID and the CustomerID. I am able to successfully pass the first one I setup in the query string list for the Iframe, however, if I attempt both parameters, only the first one in the list gets read in.

Any advice on this would be appreciated!

Thanks,

Larry B.

http://www.unleashedstangs.com

 
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5/5/2008 5:03 PM
 

Nice site, by the way.

I just created two Custom Properties, added the values and added them to my IFrame set up - I had no issues seeing both values being passed.

Can you provide me with more details or , may be , a link to your site?

V.

 


Vitaly Kozadayev
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Viva Portals, L.L.C.
 
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5/6/2008 12:49 PM
 

Hi Vitaly -

Thanks for your response, I am still having the same issue, the funny thing about this, when I use:

response.Write(request.QueryString)

the entire querystring is written to the screen

URL=/mybold/index.asp?cuID=X0999&coID=29989

 when I break out the seperate parameters, only the first parameter value thats loaded in the Iframe is retrieved, the second one is being ignored.

response.Write(Request.QueryString("coID"))

 response.Write(Request.QueryString("cuID"))

Im stumped!

 

 
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5/6/2008 1:52 PM
 

That is actually very simple.

note - your QueryString gets written out as URL=/mybold/index.asp?cuID=X0999&coID=29989 - if you had a proper QueryString, it would've been written out as cuID=X0999&coID=29989

So. This means that it views URL and coID as two parameters since these are the two that are separated by the ampersand.

In order for it to work correctly, you'll have to parse it yourself using some kind of parsing of the URL parameter.

I'd like to see your set up in it's entirety, really, because I have a feeling that you are not doing something correctly.


Vitaly Kozadayev
Principal
Viva Portals, L.L.C.
 
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5/6/2008 2:13 PM
 

 

 

The purpose of this is to allow a transparent login to an old portion of our website that were using the IFrame for access to, I want to retrieve the parameter values for ContID and CustomerID and pass those values to my classic ASP page, then retrieve the login credentials from the database to perform the transparent login.  Heres the ASP page. Unfortunanently I cannot send you the entire setup, as it contains confidental data.  I am not 100% sure on how the URL string is getting passed.

Thanks for looking at this!


[I TOOK OUT YOUR CODE AS IT WAS ALL MESSED UP ANYWAY] - VK

 

 
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