Possible to Simulate Form Posts?

[Evan K. Stone]

Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the user,
but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods should
I use?

Thanks!

Evan K. Stone
Web Developer
Multimedia Live
Petaluma, CA
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[Dev Ashish]

Are you using the Get method or the Post method? Post method won't display
anything in the Querystring by design, but you also can't transfer the
Request.Form collection to a redirected page. If you are using IIS 5, you
can check out Server.Execute to work around the Redirect problem.

-- Dev

Evan K. Stone wrote in message <38ee4b68$1@news.devx.com>...
:Is there a way to simulate a Form Post? Right now, I'm redirecting the
user,
:but information appears in the QueryString that I don't want visible. How
:can I redirect the user without putting data in the QueryString? Can I
:create a "virtual form" and submit it? If so, which Objects & Methods
should
:I use?
:
:Thanks!
:
:Evan K. Stone
:Web Developer
:Multimedia Live
:Petaluma, CA
:------------------------------------------
:http://www.mmlive.com
:mailto:evan@NOSPAMmmlive.com
remove 'NOSPAM' to reply via e-mail)
:
:
:

[RDJ]

You can also use hidden form fields if you don't want the user to see his
ID

<input type="hidden" name="txtID" value="<%= dblID%>">

(you can use this from the querystring)

Robert de Jong