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There are a few ways to retrieve data form the querystring.
One is using this method, which uses the window.location.search.substring property. The other is to get a hold of this guy's request.querystring library, which mimics ASP's request object.
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September 19th, 2003, 02:05 PM
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2 b able to do this u will have 2 use the window.location property. this gives u the address bar stuff
'window.location.href ' will give u the complete address bar content 'window.location.search' will return all thats after the '?' sign, including the sign u can then perform a 'split()' to get to the exact value u want hope this helps 
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