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What's wrong with this code? - 2/18/2005 4:47:16 AM

cricks

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I am passing a value from a aspx (using vb) to a .vbs
this is the code on the first page I am using to call the 2nd page

Response.Redirect("PrintJobDesc.vbs\\PublicJobDescPath")

Here is the receiving code

Dim Word, Doc, URL
Const wdDialogToolsSpellingAndGrammar = 828
Const wdDoNotSaveChanges = 0

URL = WScript.Arguments
Set Word = CreateObject("Word.Application")
Set Doc = Word.Documents.Open(URL)
Doc.PrintOut(False)
doc.Close
Word.Quit

the variable is not getting to the receiving page, but I have verfied that it has the correct value on the sending site. I feel like it is my syntax, but I haven't a clue what I am doing wrong.[?]

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Re: What's wrong with this code? - 2/18/2005 6:27:20 AM

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try to put a MsgBox inbetween to see what is actually send to the Word Doc.

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Re: What's wrong with this code? - 2/18/2005 8:23:56 AM

cricks

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I had this code above the URL = WScript.Arguments
MsgBox " The URL is " & objArgs.count & "."
My message box say 0
if I use
'MsgBox " The URL is " & objArgs.arguments(0) & "."
'MsgBox " The URL is " & objArgs.arguments & "."
'MsgBox " The URL is " & objArgs.arguments.unknown(0) & "."
any of these I get an error message
I have also tried sending the variable in several different ways
Response.Redirect("PrintJobDesc.vbs?\\PublicJobDescPath")
Response.Redirect("PrintJobDesc.vbs?PublicJobDescPath")

thank you for suggestions..

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Re: What's wrong with this code? - 2/18/2005 9:28:28 AM

token

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I've never try to send an argument to vbs file within an ASP, but perhaps you can try
Response.Redirect("PrintJobDesc.vbs PublicJobDescPath").

Also, your objArgs object was declared, it was URL (if it's what I think it is). You can use the following to see how many arguments are passed to the script.

msgbox WScript.Arguments.Count

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