You don't need to use any of this really.. I insert HTML code all the time
in Access database just like that.. The only trick is when you want to edit
that content in the form field you will have to replace the so it won't
cause errors un the form.. Just use something like this :
You don't need to use any of this really.. I insert
HTML code all the time in Access database just like
that.. The only trick is when you want to edit that
content in the form field you will have to replace
the so it won't cause errors un the form.. Just
use something like this :
So what I get confused about is exactly what to use on
the add/update queries to get this into the database
properly as perhaps I don't have a 100% grasp of
HTMLEditFormat and HTMLCodeFormat and cfqueryparam, and
then what I need to use again on the output statements
so his image shows up
Or use htmleditformat() which would do the same thing
At 12:33 PM 4/1/2005, you wrote:
You don't need to use any of this really.. I insert HTML code all the time
in Access database just like that.. The only trick is when you want to edit
that content in the form field you will have to replace
I've got a client that's insisting on putting things like the below into
a form field that should be text only.
Here some text and an image to go with it IMG
src=http://www.mysite.com/images/myPIC.jpg; alt=My Fat Pic and
here's the rest of the sentence.
I do, despite my objections, need to be
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