How are you checking the wrapping?
Through response.write or when recieving the email?
And are you creating the email with cdont/cdo or some third party component?
João.
Just a suggestion...
Try outputting each column separatly and see if there are characters or character combinations in those columns that might prevent displaying the others.
In case of doubt, try seeing document source code after output, if as stfarm sugests, there are quotes in the fields...
If you are sending HTML email you can avoid it by generating an anchor tag:
<a href="YourUrlHere">Click here to visit.</a>
Either than that, I believe it is a mail client text wrapping issue and you can't prevent it from happening (although I'm not 100% sure...).
Of course you could...
talon121a,
it is indeed more secure, I took the case else condition for just another regular case condition, my mistake... should have looked closer, sorry, I agree with you. Also it does speed up the logic not having to switch from ASP to HTML.
One other method to consider is using...
Thanks, but I finally solved it with javascript, using an hidden field and the onBlur event for the select.
Basically, I'm processing the values client-side before submitting the form
this goes in the <head> section:
<script language="JavaScript">
function getValue(){
var obj1 =...
I was wondering if anyone got any workaround to the problem.
This seems to be an issue with the form enctype, which, when set to multipart/form-data, results in sending only the first option selected. When not set at all (i.e. default enctype), it does pass all options selected (comma separated...
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