Okay, here goes. I working on making "Paper Form" templates in html, so the users can just tab through and fill out the textboxes. No problem it seemed. The form looked good on screen, but when you print from the web browser, only the first word of the first textbox shows up and none of the other ones do. Hopefully its just something easy that I missed. If anybody could give me a hand I'd appreciate it.<br />
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Barry J. Hampe<br />
Production Manager<br />
WSCR<!--content-->show us the code please. Usually this happens when a user assigns the value to something without quotes. Html will truncate the value on the first space.<br />
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<input type=text id=hamlet value=this is a sample sentance><br />
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shows us a textfield with "this" as the value. However: <br />
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<input type=text id=hamlet value="this is a sample sentance"><br />
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shows us a text field with "this is a sample sentance" inside.<!--content-->
<br />
Barry J. Hampe<br />
Production Manager<br />
WSCR<!--content-->show us the code please. Usually this happens when a user assigns the value to something without quotes. Html will truncate the value on the first space.<br />
<br />
<input type=text id=hamlet value=this is a sample sentance><br />
<br />
shows us a textfield with "this" as the value. However: <br />
<br />
<input type=text id=hamlet value="this is a sample sentance"><br />
<br />
shows us a text field with "this is a sample sentance" inside.<!--content-->