>look at the source to see if it is actually a JRun problem - I do
>this a lot, and I havn't had a problem with no spaces in the _source_, but
>the browser does sometimes concatenate the two words.
The HTML 3.2 spec said: "Except within literal text (e.g. the PRE element),
HTML treats contiguous sequences of white space characters as being
equivalent to a single space character (ASCII decimal 32)."
HTML 4.0 isn't nearly as clearly written, but a browser that collapsed
multiple spaces to no space in Latin text would surely be doing it wrong.
What browser do you see this behavior in? I can't repro with IE or NN.
Could you give a simple example?
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet Tools http://www.visualcafe.com/
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Subject: Re: no spaces - bug in JRun?
Author: Nic Wise <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> at Internet
Date: 6/18/99 7:21 AM
David Mossakowski wrote:
>
> Greetings,
>
> The following piece of code puts no spaces between elements:
>
> <%= r.getElement(1) %> <%= r.getElement(2) %>
>
> is that the way it should be? I'm forced to put to have a space
> between these two strings.
>
> Any one had this problem?
Depends - does it output
foobar
or
foo bar
'cos the browser is likely to take the second one as the first one,
something about converting 2 or more breaking spaces (or CR's/TAB's etc)
to nothing - ie, it ignores white space in certain circumstances.
look at the source to see if it is actually a JRun problem - I do
this a lot, and I havn't had a problem with no spaces in the _source_,
but the browser does sometimes concatenate the two words.
Nic.
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