I'm using Web Matrics and program in C#.
I've asked about this before. I've made a Hyper link like this ( a href="\\Server\champaign\9291">click here ). I've replaced the < >  so as to show it. Can you use a variable in place of 'champaign' & '9291' some how. Or is there another approch I should use. This link does just what I want. Opens a page and displays the contents of the directory. Allowing you to double click on a file and bring it up in NotePad or Word for .doc. Any help would be appreciated.

Hey,

Yes you can do it. You can have a variable but it must be defined in the C# code and it must be a global variable. First define the variable in the C# code and to use this variable in the HTML code place it between <%$ variable_name %>. For example:

<a href="<%$variable_name%>">Click Here</a>

Compiler Error Message: CS1525: Invalid expression term ''
 <a href="<%$location%>">Click Here</a>
I copied your suggestion and created the Global Var  location. I put a label on my form and it is getting the data assigned to it. But I get the error message at the top, So any suggestions, I appreciate the assistance so far. thanks.

Hey,

I am sorry for this. Instead of the dollar sign ($) it should be (=):

<a href="<%=location%>">Click Here</a>

It differes from language to language thats why I gave you the wrong one. Sorry again.

Got it, I was making some mistakes also, but it is working now. Thank you very much." src="/emoticons/emotion-2.gif">