Use the htmlEditFormat() function around the value.
Value=#htmlEditFormat( someValue )#
This will replace the double quotes with quot;, as needed.
Speaking of htmlEditFormat, here's a question for you. Say you've got a
textarea where users can enter a combination of text and html. A
Daryl,
Well slap my a** and call me Sally. I'm actually doing this with ASP at
the moment, and since it doesn't (to my knowledge) have a fn comparable to
htmlEditFormat, I didn't actually try it with CF first. My apologies to
the group. :)
BTW, the ASP fix is like so: Replace(objRS(body),,amp;)
htmlEditFormat() fn is a little too //several// for my purpose,
severe
sorry,
ron
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Not to be too picky about things, but (imho) there is no such thing as a
'legitimate' angle bracket in an input's Value attribute. According to the
HTML spec, angle brackets, quotes, and ampersands in html tag attibutes
'should be' replaced with their entity references (granted, the angle
