I have this stored in my cookie<br />
134 Hill St<br />
when I use this to print it out<br />
Response.Write Request.Cookies("UserInput")(Street)<br />
it prints out<br />
134HillSt<br />
<br />
What is the appropriate way to handle spaces in a cookie?<br />
Thanks<!--content-->to me it seems like more of the server side coding problem..which language you are using<br />
btway..when you set a cookie you need to use a escape() function and when reading it you use unescape() function<!--content-->Im using VBScript<br />
In the code samples that I've seen they don't use escape() or unescape() can you tell me more about it? Thanks<!--content-->My appologies I wasn't thinking. I guess I should have posted this in the asp forum??<!--content-->
134 Hill St<br />
when I use this to print it out<br />
Response.Write Request.Cookies("UserInput")(Street)<br />
it prints out<br />
134HillSt<br />
<br />
What is the appropriate way to handle spaces in a cookie?<br />
Thanks<!--content-->to me it seems like more of the server side coding problem..which language you are using<br />
btway..when you set a cookie you need to use a escape() function and when reading it you use unescape() function<!--content-->Im using VBScript<br />
In the code samples that I've seen they don't use escape() or unescape() can you tell me more about it? Thanks<!--content-->My appologies I wasn't thinking. I guess I should have posted this in the asp forum??<!--content-->