On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Steve Morrison wrote:
> I noticed that 's in a are added backwards.
> So if I have:
> http://example.com/script.jsp";>
> 1
> 2
> 3
>
> It produces:
> http://example.com/script.jsp?C=3&B=2&A=1
>
> This isn't so good because I have an app that expects things
> a certai
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Steve Morrison wrote:
> I noticed that 's in a are added backwards.
> So if I have:
> http://example.com/script.jsp";>
> 1
> 2
> 3
>
> It produces:
> http://example.com/script.jsp?C=3&B=2&A=1
>
> This isn't so good because I have an app that expects things
> a certai
I noticed that 's in a are added backwards.
So if I have:
http://example.com/script.jsp";>
1
2
3
It produces:
http://example.com/script.jsp?C=3&B=2&A=1
This isn't so good because I have an app that expects things
a certain way.
Also, I've found the whole stuff to be a bit clunky.
It
Quoting Shawn Bayern ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
> An attribute value that begins "<% " isn't an rtexprvalue; you're instead
> passing a string literal. Rtexprvalues must begin with "<%=".
>
Yes, that was it, I knew I was missing something simple... now that
I've got it working it is very cool.
Than
On Mon, 8 Apr 2002, Julia A. Case wrote:
> I'm trying the following with no luck...
>
>
>
> <%= artist %>
>
>
> And what it produces is this
>
> <%
> playlist.getMP3Artists() %>
>
> So it's not evalutating the expersion, and I am using the c-rt.tld
An attribute value that begins "<% " isn
I'm trying the following with no luck...
<%= artist %>
And what it produces is this
<%
playlist.getMP3Artists() %>
So it's not evalutating the expersion, and I am using the c-rt.tld
Thanks,
Julia
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Hello all,
I'm retriving a ntext field from a MS-SQL server DB.
In this field can be any character in unicode format with lenght up to 2048 char.
When I put on a web page using the I lost any \r\n
char that I have in the source record.
I use the contentType="text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1".
I want
