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declaring an variable for incrementing called "I" as shown below:

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Gives this error:

Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a01f5'

Illegal assignment: 'I'

/thx.com.au/includes/cart.funcs.asp, line 20

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What I need to do is to grab the value following idcategory=. Sometimes there are other querystring values following that, and my code works fine. But in the instances where it is the last querystring value, it fails on this error:
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originalurl = http://www.mydomain.com/store/pc/vie...p?idcategory=4

gbdgURLlen = 84 (this is the length of the entire URL)
gbdgURLlen2 = 1 (this is the length of the string that follows "idcategory=")

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What I want is that gbdgCatQSwork would contain the value (in this case "4") so that I can continue my process. Could someone please shed light upon what I am missing here?

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