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Can I have a form submit to a second page, then have the second page send back a flag
I got a form on page1 that submits its element values to page 2. I want to check these values on page 2 and then set a flag to Y or N. When page 1 reloads, I want to check the flag it receives and display an alert based on it. Possible?
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This seems to be a continuation of this thread:
http://forums.aspfree.com/asp-development-5/how-do-i-escape-the-ampersand-225366.html
maybe a mod can join the two together?

Again - please post your code for us to see, it is hard to help without it. But one way you might be able to achieve this would be to set a session variable on the second page before you redirect back to page 1, you could then check for the value of the session variable.
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I would submit everything on the same page.
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I'll post all related material in this topic. I have a new question:

When passing a variable through the session from the second ASP page back to the first when returning from a form submission, can the session variable be an array?
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I'll post all related material in this topic. I have a new question:

When passing a variable through the session from the second ASP page back to the first when returning from a form submission, can the session variable be an array?


yes

Code:
Session("Stooges") = Array("Curly","Mo","Larry")

If isArray(Session("Stooges")) Then
 For each stooge in Session("Stooges")
  Response.Write stooge & "<br>"
 Next

 Response.Write "<hr>" & _
                "1." & Session("Stooges")(0) & "<br>" & _
                "2." & Session("Stooges")(1) & "<br>" & _ 
                "3." & Session("Stooges")(2) & "<br>"
              
End If

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