I remember back in the day when there were default properties, so in Excel you could make a form with a text box, and set it's value just by setting the object to a string - something under the covers would route this to the .Text or .Value property. So when someone says Request("path") in code, what does that mean? I'm guessing it's a form, but I don't really know. There are a lot of collections it seems like this could be: 1. ClientCertificiates - Don't think it's this 2. Cookies - Maybe 3. Form - The page doesn't seem to have a form and no one told me about it's called from a form on a different page, but still, who knows? 4. QueryString - Don't you have to actually say Request.QueryString("path") for that, or is it only in .net? 5. ServerVariables - There are some other ones in here that aren't server variables, so I know it's not this one. I wish I hadn't taken this page on, but a friend paid someone $1,400 to build a sit a few years ago, and changed some stuff, and now the consultant has raised his rates, so I said I'd do it for free. It's a good friend who deserves some help and not getting robbed, so I'm upset at having to deal with this, but it's for the best. I read this, but it just doesn't help:
http://www.w3schools.com/asp/asp_ref_request.asp More...
Request("path") -- What is this? 
