Hi all,<br />
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I wonder if someone could explain to me if this is the correct behavior, or is there something I can do to correct this. <br />
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So, here it is, in my single select box I have some verbiage, and in some cases, there is two spaces back to back (you see this if you look at the source), but in the html itself, a double space, shows up as a single space. <br />
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Bottom line, because, in my cgi script, I am querying on some that expects a double space, but only a single space is being passed, it's causing some problems. <br />
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Is this just normal behavior or is there something I can do about it ?<br />
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Thanks.<!--content-->thats because it is auto trimming, I believe if you use the entity (HTML) or the \s hard space character (cgi) it should correct this problem<!--content-->what do you mean by entity HTML ??<!--content-->& nbsp; or & #160;. Without the spaces, of course.<!--content-->
<br />
I wonder if someone could explain to me if this is the correct behavior, or is there something I can do to correct this. <br />
<br />
So, here it is, in my single select box I have some verbiage, and in some cases, there is two spaces back to back (you see this if you look at the source), but in the html itself, a double space, shows up as a single space. <br />
<br />
Bottom line, because, in my cgi script, I am querying on some that expects a double space, but only a single space is being passed, it's causing some problems. <br />
<br />
Is this just normal behavior or is there something I can do about it ?<br />
<br />
Thanks.<!--content-->thats because it is auto trimming, I believe if you use the entity (HTML) or the \s hard space character (cgi) it should correct this problem<!--content-->what do you mean by entity HTML ??<!--content-->& nbsp; or & #160;. Without the spaces, of course.<!--content-->