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Blog EntryCan Any HTML Users/Comprehenders Help?Nov 28, '06 8:40 AM
for everyone
I'm trying to sort out something for a website that just has me stumped. I'm trying to sort out a page with a preview section to show you how an entry would appear. I need it to carry values in text boxes from the original page to the preview one. This works fine, but whenever anything with a space in it is entered, everything after the space mark doesn't appear in the new text box.

I'm not explaining this very well so I made a quick example. This is on an asp page but as far as I can tell, that shouldn't make a difference. here is the coding for the page:

<html>
<head> Example
</head>
<body>
<form action="example.asp" method="post" name="example" id="example">
<% response.write(request.form("txtExample") & "<br>")
 If (Request.form("btnSub")="Submit") then %>
 <input name="txtExample" type="text" size="30" id="txtExample" value=<%=request.form("txtExample")%>>
<% Else %>
 <input name="txtExample" type="text" size="30" id="txtExample">
<% End If %>
<input name="btnSub" type="submit" id="btnSub" value="Submit">
</body>
</html>


I need to be able to enter information with spaces in it, and have it fully transfer to a preview page, and would rather stick to standard text input boxes, from a design standpoint.

P.S. I miss the Network Messages. That would suit something like this far better.

Blog EntryExpert Translators NeededDec 8, '05 9:19 AM
for everyone

A friend of mine likes to write her blogs in almost complete text speak. This is rarely a real problem for me as it is mostly all about phonetics. However, this message in a recent blog, confused the hell out of me:

"f thintgs,hee hee.ada oz 4 lothings are getin better till i get bored

its easy as weel/ s"
 
All I can ascertain from this is that at some point she was giggling about something. The rest is a blank to me. It would be really great if anyone with any idea of what this might mean could give me a possibly translation.
I have also interpreted the last line to be "It's easy as wheels", which I very much like and am taking on as a saying. I seriously intend to use this at any and all opportunity, and am trying to get it entered into the popular lexicon in the next 5 years. Any help in also spreading the word of the easement of wheels would also be greatly appreciated. 

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