when you click the "Submit" button, those information will be sent to "this_page.asp". All you have to do is to catch that variable on that page as follow :
<%
response.write "Customer Name : " & request.form("customer_name")
%>
Note that you can store that data into a variable first.
Also please note that a "password" field’s data will be sent as if it is text data. The "***" or "ooo" while typing is for visual security only.
2. Request.querystring("parameter")
Basically, you would find this quite the same as request.form("parameter"). The difference is that this can be obtained not only from FORM with the method of "GET" but also from direct url typing.
Also please note that a "password" field’s data will be sent as if it is text data. The "***" or "ooo" while typing is for visual security only. You still can only view it in the url.
3. Request.servervariables("predefined_server_variable")
Unlike the other two above, you don’t have to get some values first before retrieving server variables. All these information are located at server, available for request anytime you need it, such as :
a. browser information
<%=request.servervariables("HTTP_USER_AGENT")%>
b. Local IP address
<%=request.servervariables("LOCAL_ADDR")%>
c. URL
<%=request.servervariables("URL")%>
d. Request method
<%=request.servervariables("REQUEST_METHOD")%>
e. File name
<%=request.servervariables("SCRIPT_NAME")%>
You can also loop through all of the server variables like this:
<%
for each x in Request.ServerVariables
response.write x & "<br>"
next
%>