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I figured out my problem...
"Arthur Wood" <wooda@saic-trsc.com> wrote:
>
>Justin,
> You seem to be unaware that the Request.QueryString.Get is intended
to
>Get the values of parameters actually passed in the QueryString object (
>As created in teh Anchor Tag, and the associated HREF property of that TAG)
>
>
><a href="mypage.aspx?memberName=MEMBERNAME&password=PASSWORD">
>
>You can only retrieve values from the Text Boxes on the Form when you POST
>the form, itself, back to the server.
>
I don't know where my mind was, but anyway, of course, your right. I figured
it out shortly after my second post. I am using, Request.Form.Get("memberName")
and all is well now. Thanks everyone for all the help.
Yours,
Justin
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