try this "Trim(string)" this will remove all white space from the beginning
and end of your string. ex. if you have a user form field named "blahblah"
you could write #Trim(blahblah)#.
hope this answers your questions. good luck.
cheers,
nelson
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Hi All,
Just wondering if there is an easy way to trim leading and trailing spaces
with JavaScript?
Jim
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