Re: ASP and Forms...

G,
First, there is something strange about your ASP statement .... I would
assume you want to assign a variable to Request.Form("fieldname"), but all I
see is the standalone  <%=Request.Form("fieldname")%>   ??  but, that point
aside,
you test the value of Request.Form("radiogroup") and do something with that
knowledge. e.g.,
SELECT CASE Request.Form("radiogroup")
  CASE "1"
    do something #1
  CASE "2"
    do something #2
etc.  Or you could IF THEN ELSEIF statements.
hth,
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----- Original Message -----
From: Geuka Amusa <amusa(at)easeinternet.com>
To: <hwg-languages(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2000 6:55 PM
Subject: ASP and Forms...


| Here's a Form/ASP Question for you.
|
| I use the following code to grab form fields that are posted to an active
| server page:
|
| <% If Request.Form("fieldname") <> "" Then %><%= Request.Form("fieldname")
| %><% End If %>">
|
| If I am using a group of radio buttons with the same name, ie
|
| <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="radiogroup" value = "1">
| <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="radiogroup" value = "2">
| <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="radiogroup" value = "3">
| <INPUT TYPE="radio" NAME="radiogroup" value = "4">
|
| how can I get my ASP code to tell which of the four radio button was
| selected?
|
| Thanks for your assistance.
|
| G
|
|
|
|

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