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Pass values of your array from one page to another
2701 Pass values of your array from one page to another http://www.scriptmate.com/resources/articles/article.asp?id=12 How often have you wanted to pass information in a array from one page to another ? I wanted to do it many times but used many things like session variables and application variables till I found the better way of doing it ! Using Split and Join Functions. Join() can put the values of your data in a array in a string seperated by a given charater. This data can then be put into a querystring and then be passed to the next page. You can now retrieve the values in the querystring and Split() them. Just use the function with the same character you has used to join them. And you have the data in a new array ASP > Tips and Tutorials > Development Oct 10, 2006

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