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tony weeg
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-----Original Message-----
From: Shawn Grover [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Wednesday, July 23, 2003 2:05 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: Unwanted control characters in text area


We have a text area that allows a user to enter HTML code.  This works
fine, but we are seeing unwanted characters added to the field value.
Specifically the character " ".

We have been unable to find where this character is comming from.  The
process is as follws:  1) user enters HTML in the text area (with or
without the help of the eWebEditPro editor), 2) the data gets saved to
the data base.  3) The page gets refreshed and pulls the field contents
from the database.  At this point we are seeing the extra characters in
the field.  I have been unable to determine if this happens when the
data goes to the database, when it comes from the database, or when it's
being rendered.  The database records do not show any weird characters,
but when we take the value and preview it (dump the field to an HTML
page), the character appears.  If the record get's saved again, the
character itself WILL appear in the database, and previewing the new
record in HTML shows this characrer plus an extra one before and after
it.

I just did a google search and didn't find anything relating to this
issue (but maybe my search terms weren't quite right).  So, I'm a little
stumped. In the short term I'm searching for "&##160;" and replacing it
with a space when I save my data, but this isn't fixing the cause of the
prolbem.

Any ideas?

Shawn



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