Re: html ina text feild

2001-11-30 Thread sherzodR
D]> B: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] B: Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 10:22:34 GMT B: Subject: Re: html ina text feild B: B: > B: > sherzodR writes: B: > B: > > No, you don't have to change the type of field. If you want more HTML B: > > embedded,

Re: html ina text feild

2001-11-30 Thread B.J.Rumsey
Sorry should of given more infromation. I'm using Roxen 2.1 as my web server and am using the roxen emit tag to call the information. -Original Message- From: Carl Troein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2001 10:22:34 GMT Subject: Re: html ina

Re: html ina text feild

2001-11-30 Thread Carl Troein
sherzodR writes: > No, you don't have to change the type of field. If you want more HTML > embedded, you could save those HTMLs together w/ the text in your > database, or... if you just want the tags, then, assuming your > text has a new line character (\n), you have to do some sort of substit

Re: html ina text feild

2001-11-30 Thread Carl Troein
Webmaster writes: > I've set up a database with a text feild and want to call that > information with html code embeded into the text( eg. ). Do I need > to change the type of field ?. At the moment the html code is being > returned as plain text. An HTML document is just a sequence of bytes

Re: html ina text feild

2001-11-30 Thread sherzodR
No, you don't have to change the type of field. If you want more HTML embedded, you could save those HTMLs together w/ the text in your database, or... if you just want the tags, then, assuming your text has a new line character (\n), you have to do some sort of substitution. Forexample, in Perl