Fixed but still concerned (was [thelist] Absolute Craziness!! )

[Rob Smith]

>So if you want to use request.querystring you need to use the GET method
want to
>use request.form then POST is what you need.


I know Frank,

The code is not the concern here; at all. That's why I didn't post it to
begin with. Yes, I was using POST before. My request.forms returned blank,
all 18 of them. So I tried GET. Same problem. My request.querystrings also
returned blank, all 18 of them. I verified twice that all form names and
request.somethings("blah") coincided with one another (twice).

The code was not the error. This problem was more internal, more on the
Server side. It felt almost as if the server variables were lost in the
chaos.

Rob