Robert,
Unfortunately no, there's no querystring parameter that relates to attributes

If you have the source and feel adventurous .. :)

In the page load, where the grm2catid is processed add some code to look for attributes. Like the category id, you'll need to lookup the ID of the attribute(s) you want. Let's say you have attributes 11 and 12 that you want to create a link to.

Now, to autoselect attributes 11 and 12 via a URL, add  &attrib=11;12  to the QueryString (semi-colons between attributes if you want to select more than one attribute. To show all attributes, add  &attrib=ALL  to the QueryString

If you're using Friendly URLs you would add  /attrib/11  or  /attrib/11;12   or  /attrib/ALL

If Request.QueryString("attrib") <> "" Then
    If Request.QueryString("attrib") = "ALL" Then
        oRepositoryBusinessController.g_Attributes = ""
    Else
        oRepositoryBusinessController.g_Attributes = ";" & Request.QueryString("attrib") & ";"
    End If
    mFilter = ""
End If

Rodney,
If you still can't get this to work, zip and send me your template and I'll take a look

steve.fabian AT dotnetnuke.com

Got it working now - it is case-senSitive, so if you called your attribute Tags, then you need to put:

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