special character

Hi, I just noticed that for special characters like lt; myName at thisEmail address gt; the regular and signs would cause display problem (not being displayed), so, one solution is to transform them before data capture. Any other similar characters that we should be aware of / be cautious

RE: special character

I just noticed that for special characters like lt; myName at thisEmail address gt; the regular and signs would cause display problem (not being displayed), so, one solution is to transform them before data capture. Any other similar characters that we should be aware of / be cautious

Re: special character

HTMLEditFormat() ? On Jan 31, 2008 2:25 PM, Don L [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I just noticed that for special characters like myName at thisEmail address the regular and signs would cause display problem (not being displayed), so, one solution is to transform them before data

Re: special character

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Re: special character

Thank you a ton, Dave. Oh my my, this sort of thing I knew years ago but now I totolly forgot, maybe it's two steps forward and one step backward... These are called metacharacters. Here's a list of HTML metacharacters: http://www.netstrider.com/tutorials/HTMLRef/ASCII/metacharacters.html Most

Excel special character display in utf-8 character set.

We are in process of migrating from CF5 to CF 7.0. During this migration we are moving from character set iso-8859-1 to the default (utf-8). We are passing a chunk of text in a form field with br /nbsp; in the text so that the same formatting which was on the originating page, would be shown

Special Character Handling

Our application is running on a W2003 server in Switzerland and is storing and displaying special characters (umlauts, accented characters etc) without any problems (SQL Server 2000). However when these characters are used within the text of a CFMAIL message the characters are misinterpreted

sql table stores a special character when the form is submitted

I'm working on this application which allows users to add comments through a html editor. Users can drop a table, change the text size, font, left/right justify etc etc. I don't understand why when the form the submitted, the column that stores the comments has this funny character (its the shape

RE: sql table stores a special character when the form is submitt ed

_ From: cf coder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 August 2004 12:49 To: CF-Talk Subject: sql table stores a special character when the form is submitted I'm working on this application which allows users to add comments through a html editor. Users can drop a table, change the text size, font, left

Re: sql table stores a special character when the form is submitted

the column that stores the comments has this funny character (its the shape ofa square), 4 in total at the beginning of the comment. Id your field for comments a text area ? If yes, check in your source code if you have some space characters like line feed and tabs between the opening and closing

Re: sql table stores a special character when the form is submitted

I used the trim() function, it strips of the unwanted tab's from the beginning of the string. But I've just noticed, this square character also appears in the middle of the comment Here is what the comment look like logsgsdghsfdghfdghdfg/log(four square characters)logsdfsdgsdgsdgsg sgsfdg/log

Re: sql table stores a special character when the form is submitted

this square character also appears in the middle of the comment This is probabily due to past edit-update operations. Every time you do this, you're adding tabs at the begining or the end of the field. - Make sure your SELECT in only on one line with no space: SELECT#selectValue#/SELECT not

Special character display prob when moving Access db to new server

Hi all Pls excuse if there is an obvious solution to this problem, but I've been googling around for a couple of hours to no avail.Have kept referring to this site over the past year so seems the best place to post my Q. I am running a zine where articles are entered in a cfform and posted to an

RE: Special character question:

Go to: http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/reference/special_characters/ Larzz - Original Message - From: "Pecora, James" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: "CF Talk (E-mail)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 2:49 PM Subject: Special character question:

Re: Special character question:

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RE: Special character question:

#9; = TAB (horizontal tab) Bookmark this: http://www.asciitable.com/ Or, you can always try this on any special character: cfoutput #Chr(9)# /cfoutput Ye -Original Message- From: Pecora, James [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April 06

Special character question:

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Re: Special character question:

, Website, NTMail Latest versions available from our web site (inFusion Authenticator version 2.0 for WebSite and NTMail is now released) - Original Message - From: Pecora, James [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: CF Talk (E-mail) [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 2:49 PM Subject: Special