lt; stands for
gt; stands for
Although strictly speaking you don't need gt; :)
Danny
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:)
The first was actually an ampersand followed by letter l and letter t and a
semicolon.
I guess the text was rendered as html on the flash coders server or something.
Let me try again : amp;lt;
Danny Kodicek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:stands for
stands for
Although strictly speaking
so...
You need to use :
var text:String = '1 amp;lt; 2'
this.tfTest.htmlText = text;
amp;lt; stands for
amp;gt; stands for
Adrian Ionut Beschea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You need to use :
var text:String = '1 2'
this.tfTest.htmlText = text;
stands for
stands for
Alan Queen
thanks all.. I should have know that after all this time ;)
On 11/15/06, Adrian Ionut Beschea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
so...
You need to use :
var text:String = '1 lt; 2'
this.tfTest.htmlText = text;
lt; stands for
gt; stands for
Adrian Ionut Beschea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: You need
You need to use :
var text:String = '1 lt; 2'
this.tfTest.htmlText = text;
lt; stands for
gt; stands for
Alan Queen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have a textfield with html turned on.
There is a case where I need to actually show a less than () sign in
the text field itself... but assigning
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