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Old November 26th, 2003, 06:48 PM
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escape characters like "
sorry.. im really new to asp. i never use it but i have to for this one project.

im tryin to do this:

response.write("<body topmargin='0' leftmargin='0' onLoad='window.resize('" & width & "', '" & height & "')'>")

i need to run it like this though:

response.write("<body topmargin='0' leftmargin='0' onLoad="window.resize('" & width & "', '" & height & "')">")

in php i can replace it like onLoad = \"window.resize

is there something like that in asp?

thanks for all your help..i really appreciate it
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Old November 26th, 2003, 10:34 PM
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Use (&)quot; without the parenthesis. Example:

<% Response.Write("He said, (&)quot;Hey!(&)quot;") %>

I'm sorry. This forum won't let me put it how it should be done. Just take out the () around the &. Tell me if you don't get it. I type it right, and it looks like this: ".
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to escape a quote symbol (") in asp you only need to put another quote symbol right next to it

response.write( "he said, ""blah blah blah""")

in the middle of the sentence there's 2 which amounts to having a quote symbol displayed, at the end there are 3, 2 to display one quote, the other to end the string.
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Old November 27th, 2003, 06:15 PM
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Microsoft want's you to use entities (& followed by a string such as quot and then ;). It is good to follow this practice.
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Microsoft want's you to use entities (& followed by a string such as quot and then . It is good to follow this practice.

For html, yes. Server-side asp vbscript won't know what to do with (&)quot though. Double the quotes to embed a quote in a string in vbs like unclefu posted.
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Double quotes are a good way to do it, but I find (&)quot; easier to read in the code.

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Server-side asp vbscript won't know what to do with (&)quot though.


Maybe some ASP servers don't read (&)quot;, but I know all the servers I have tried do support (&)quot;.
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Isnt chr(34) a ", it could be a quote or a line feed.
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