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I have created button with & lt; code and I want that when I Click this button then this char code print on textbox. I'll do it, but when I click on this button then in textbox printed nor this chat code, but this char. What I need to do that it print this char code (& lt;)
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P.S.Sorry for my poor question, but please, anwer it
I have created button with & lt; code and I want that when I Click this button then this char code print on textbox. I'll do it, but when I click on this button then in textbox printed nor this chat code, but this char. What I need to do that it print this char code (& lt;)
Thanks
P.S.Sorry for my poor question, but please, anwer it
You could try to write the & as an entity:
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
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johslind wrote:
You could try to write the & as an entity:
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
why you delet my post?
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rtz_ wrote:Quote
johslind wrote:
You could try to write the & as an entity:
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
why you delet my post?
becouse here writing in english, and on our support in lithuanian ;)
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Nepster wrote:Quote
rtz_ wrote:Quote
johslind wrote:
You could try to write the & as an entity:
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
why you delet my post?
becouse here writing in english, and on our support in lithuanian ;)
fuc*** ozz will banned me :/
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johslind wrote:
You could try to write the & as an entity:
& amp;lt;
Maybe that will do it. But I'm not sure.
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and to write & you can write &
This is handy to use in the forums.
This is handy to use in the forums.
Edited by robo_rat on 07-10-2006 02:24,
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