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This article tells you how to pass variables to an ASP page using the QueryString, and how to access them from that page.

Have you ever seen a URL which looked like "www.example.com/page.asp?mode=1&style=red"? Well, this page is being passed variables and their values through the QueryString, here the variables "mode" and "style" are being passed, with values "1" and "red" respectively. The question mark indicates the start of the query string and the ampersand, &, symbol seperates variable=value assignments.

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The full URL to a page comes in three parts: The domain name, the path to the file then the filename, and the QueryString. For example, take the URL http://www.example.com/example/page.asp?name=Bob. The three parts of this are:

1. The domain name: www.example.com
2. The path to the page: /example/page.asp
3. The QueryString: name=Bob

So how do you find it all out with your own scripts?

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