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Also, scroll down to the ---------- section below for the actual question and lack of useless background about me and my work.
Firstly some background. Although I'm very experienced in IT and software development, I've always stayed away from web development until this week where I've been thrown in at the deep end. So I understand alot about other things but am now having to embrace the wonderful world of the Internet, The Intranet and in particular SharePoint.
So here's the problem. We have some (3rd Party) webparts on our SharePoint system that someone was developing with. These webparts are excellent and really bring out interesting information from within our SharePoint lists.
However, in the unexpected absence of the developer I've been tasked with covering his work until his possible return. It's gone good apart from this problem that I've come across...
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The URL on our page gets a variable from a previous page when you click on something in one of the webparts....
http://example.com/directory/code/pagename.aspx?Programme=Prog1
I'd like to create a basic link that picks up the variable in the URL (Programme=Prog1) so that the next page displays it's wonderful data in relation to that Variable.
Is it a simple bit of code, or even a variable I create in the HTML or Content Editor that I can put in to carry that variable over?
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Also, if there's multiple variables could I carry all of them? This last question isn't as important as the main one.
[edited by: tedster at 3:18 pm (utc) on Oct. 8, 2009]
[edit reason] make the url generic [/edit]
[edited by: tedster at 6:10 pm (utc) on Oct. 8, 2009]
[edit reason] no personal urls - see Charter [/edit]
