Are you trying to pass a URL and a value? IF so, you would want to use a
"?" in between the end of the url and the value. I'm not sure if this is
what you want, but it should be fairly easy to do. Try:
<A href="#NewDeals.CouponURL#?#NewDeals.RetailerCC#">
I'm not sure if that is what your looking for. What are the two values?
Examples?
At 07:41 PM 13/05/00 -0400, you wrote:
>I have a text field in two different tables and I need to use them joined
>together in a HREF parameter of an anchor tag. For example:
>
>
> <A CLASS="link" HREF="#NewDeals.CouponURL#&NewDeals.RetailerCC#"
>TARGET="_blank"><STRONG>#NewDeals.CouponText#</STRONG></A>
>
>The problem I find with this though is that the browser places a "/" in
>between the two values. Is there any possible way of making it so that the
>"/" doesn't appear. Any help with regards to this would be greatly
>appreciated.
>
>Marco
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