By Raf Q.

Here is how to check all your form or query fields with JScript as the server-side scripting language. Note: If you replace Request.form with Request.querystring, you get all your query elements!

function showFormData(){ laAnswers = new Array(); lnAnswerno = 0; Response.write("<table border=1>"); for(e = new Enumerator(Request.Form); !e.atEnd(); e.moveNext()){ laAnswers[lnAnswerno] = Request.Form(e.item()); if (laAnswers[lnAnswerno] == "") Response.write("<tr><td>"+lnAnswerno+"</td><td>"+e.item() + "</td><td>.NULL.</td></tr>"); else Response.write("<tr><td>"+lnAnswerno+"</td><td>"+e.item() + "</td><td>" +laAnswers[lnAnswerno]+"</td></tr>"); lnAnswerno++; } Response.write("</table>"); }

To learn more about JScript, study the JScript information on Microsoft's Scripting Site and read the following 4Guys articles:

• VBScript to JScript Translations
  
• Common VBScript Routines Coded in JScript
  
• A JScript Email Validation Routine
  
• ASP's Server-Side Languages FAQ
  
• Links to JavaScript Pages on the 'Net

Happy Programming!

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