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Thanks, the <@CGIPARAM
http_search_args> is what I was looking for.
Ted From: Robert Shubert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 28, 2005 5:00 PM To: [email protected] Subject: RE: Witango-Talk: Recording clickthroughs The string of text
after the question mark should be available with: <@CGIPARAM
http_search_args> If that doesn’t work
for you, then you’ll need to reconstruct the argument list using a FOR loop and
the array <@SEARCHARGNAMES> Robert From: Ted
Wolfley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I am trying to create a taf to
record when some one clicks on a link on my site that takes them to another
site. The problem that I am having is in retrieving the arguments after
the & in the url string. When there is no & in the url string, I
can redirect to the correct url with out any problems because I know what url
argument is. Since the links are coming from a table, I don't know
what the additional arguments names are in advance. Is there a way to
retrieve the arguments after the & so I can recreate the original link and
redirect to it? Or is there a better
way? Here is an example of a typical url
with 2 arguments: Ted Wolfley 5637 West
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