"Rolf Rosenquist" <rolf@nomail.com> wrote in message
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>I have an ASP page with a table that fills with records from a loop. Every
> row gets a link to another ASP page with data from the row. The link is
> written as <a href=newpage.asp?value1=xx&value2=yy .... and so on.
>
> Now I try to let the user specify a number that should be sent to the
> other
> page. But I do not want to clutter up every row with each an input field,
> so I thought instead I would place it above all the data rows. When the
> user
> clicks on the link, I want to include the input field to the querysting.
> The
> problem here is that I cannot figure out how to refer to the name of the
> input field.
>
> Any ideas?

>
> Instead of writing <a href> links for each row, you should try creating
> <input type="submit"> elements, giving them the same value as your link.
> Make the whole page a form, so when one of the submit buttons is clicked,
> you can get its value, and also the value of the input field.
>
> --
> Mike Brind
>
>