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ROR - Display value in <textarea>
Hi,

I'm returning queried DB values in a form for editing. I can't get Ruby to display the value in a <textarea>! The value displays fine in a table row, or in a text box, but the textarea doesn't work. Anyone know if there is something special that the textarea needs? (This query only returns one row BTW)Thanks!!

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<% @edit.each do |cause| %>

<table border="0">
<tr>
 <td nowrap align="right">PRIMARY(a):</td>
 <td colspan="2"><textarea wrap name="cause_texta"  value="<%= cause.cause_texta %>" rows="6" cols="70"></textarea>
 </td>	
</tr>
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The text should go between the textarea tags, not in the value attribute.
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