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I'm getting an error message on my validation page on this bit of

code:



If Request.QueryString = "" Then

Response.Redirect("cdpadmineditpage.aspx")

End If



This is the error message:

Overload resolution failed because no accessible '=' can be called

with these arguments:

'Public Shared Operator =(a As String, b As String) As Boolean': Value

of type 'System.Collections.Specialized.NameValueCollection' cannot be

converted to 'String'.



I have a generated email going to someone when users enter a

question. The person answering the email will get a link to that

question. That link takes them to edit page with the question ID in

the querystring.



Here's the info that generates an email which is on another page.



Dim x As Integer

x = cmd.ExecuteScalar 'will bring back my quesID for the email

command.ExecuteNonQuery()



Dim ocdoEmail As New Object

ocdoEmail = Server.CreateObject("CDO.Message")

ocdoEmail.To = Session("GetEmail")

ocdoEmail.From = Session("GetEmail")

ocdoEmail.Subject = "EDCS Question"

ocdoEmail.HTMLBody =

"<a href=""http://seb2a54/cdpedcsfaqs/cdpadminEditpage.aspx?quesid=" &

x & """>

Click to view question that was submitted.</a>"



ocdoEmail.send()



How do write the code if the user is coming in from a querystring then

let them have access to that page when they click on the link when I'm

using ExecuteScalar?



If Request.QueryString = ??? Then

Response.Redirect("cdpadmineditpage.aspx")

End If





Thanks!


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On Aug 16, 8:24 am, JJ297 <nc...@yahoo.com>wrote:

Figured it out...

If Request.QueryString("quesid") = "" Then

Response.Redirect("cdpadmineditpage.aspx")

End If



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Hi,



if you are trying to test if query string exists use If

Request.QueryString.Count = 0.



Regards,

Ladislav



"JJ297" wrote: