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how show the quotation <input type = "text" nale = "d" value=" he said,"I love you" " >?
IN ASP I know method server.HTMLEncode(). but in JSP??
any help?
any help?
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> but in JSP??
No, just plain java. Use the static methods in the java.net package.
URLEncoder.encode(inputStr
URLDecoder(encodedString,"
No, just plain java. Use the static methods in the java.net package.
URLEncoder.encode(inputStr
URLDecoder(encodedString,"
try this
<input type = 'text' nale = 'd' value=' he said,"I love you" ' >
this will print never use "(double quotes) in html always use '(single quotes)
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Krish
> never use "(double quotes) in html always use '(single quotes)
Errr... that solves it for double quotes, but what about:
<input type = 'text' nale = 'd' value=' he'd said,"I love you" ' >
Basically, what everyone else said is the best way forward...encode your string :-)
Errr... that solves it for double quotes, but what about:
<input type = 'text' nale = 'd' value=' he'd said,"I love you" ' >
Basically, what everyone else said is the best way forward...encode your string :-)
If you're talking about what I think you're talking about then you can use backslash (\) to have the html ignore the qoutation mark.
like so:
<input type="text" nale="d" value="he said \"I love you\"">
this, of course, also works with apostrophes (') or anything else.
like so:
<input type="text" nale="d" value="he said \"I love you\"">
this, of course, also works with apostrophes (') or anything else.
ASKER
I will try it tomrrow.
I need to solve both /*value=' he said,"I love you" ' */ and /*value=' he'd said,"I love you" ' */
So I must encode my string.
I need to solve both /*value=' he said,"I love you" ' */ and /*value=' he'd said,"I love you" ' */
So I must encode my string.
ASKER
<head>
</head>
<body>
<input type="text" name="non_operation" value="he said,"I love you" ">
</body>
</html>