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This is giving me an expected end of statement error, and I know that the Session("TaLink") variable has a url stored in it. Any suggestions?

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Response.Redirect "Response.write(Session("TaLink"))"

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Originally Posted by KuraofTyren

This is giving me an expected end of statement error, and I know that the Session("TaLink") variable has a url stored in it. Any suggestions?

Code:



Response.Redirect "Response.write(Session("TaLink"))"

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url =  Session("TaLink") 

Response.Redirect url

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Just use

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Response.Redirect Session("TaLink")

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Originally Posted by bslintx

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url =  Session("TaLink") 

Response.Redirect url

I knew you'd pick that up pretty quickly Brian

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Hmm.. I tried that and I'm getting a "a url is required" error.

Code:



Session("jubata")=http://webmail.cox.net

url = Session("jubata")

Response.Redirect url

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Try

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Session("jubata")="http://webmail.cox.net"

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Oooh that did the trick with my test line

The hard part now, is I have to figure out how to put this:

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Session("TaLink")= InfoLoader.Fields("TAInfoPage")

so that the address that gets loaded here gets stored in quotes as well. Any advice on that? The one thing I tried gave me an unterminated string constant error.

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Originally Posted by splinters

I knew you'd pick that up pretty quickly Brian

lol....you saw it while i was editing after i posted...doh!

lol...i erased the answer to this one to cover my goof...this one's yours geoff

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Originally Posted by KuraofTyren

Oooh that did the trick with my test line

The hard part now, is I have to figure out how to put this:

Code:



Session("TaLink")= InfoLoader.Fields("TAInfoPage")

so that the address that gets loaded here gets stored in quotes as well. Any advice on that? The one thing I tried gave me an unterminated string constant error.

You don't need to add the quotes. As long as the field from the table is of type text, what you have above will work.

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