Client-Side and ASP Query String Assignment

Part One: Take the files you did for the cookie assignment and save them under new names.  Using these new files, do the same thing you did in the cookie assignment (or something else if you want to do something different) but pass values from one page to the next by using the query string rather than using cookies using client-side JavaScript.

Part Two: Pass values from one page to another by using the query string as you did in Part A but access the query string values using server-side JavaScript for Active Server Pages instead of client-side JavaScript.

Link these files to your main index page.  If you are hosting your files on a site that does not run Active Server Pages, then you will want to put the files for part two on a site that does -- for example, the NVCC student server.  In addition, create another version of your .asp file as a .txt file and link to this as well so I can see your code.

Revised: December 2, 2002