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[TickleMeEmo]

While formating my email, i have learned of the all powerfull VbCrLf to create a line break.
What I need now is some quotation marks.
Is there a VB ampersand#34 that will make quotation marks without messing up my ASP?
If I use ampersand#34, it simply prints ampersand#34 in my email (because its a text email).
(I'm not really spelling out &, I had to or it would make quote marks in my post)

 

[BG12424]

Will the chr(34) help? ________________________________________________________________________
Are you trying to debug your ASP applications? See faq333-3255 for more details

regards,
Brian

 

[Hodack]

Use 2 consecutive double quotes to denote one set of quotes. It may look strange, but I know this will work.

To out put this: "sample"

It should look like this in the code:

Response.Write("""sample""&quot

Another example...

James "Jimi" Smith

Response.Write("James ""Jimi"" Smith&quot


Hope this helps.

 

[BG12424]

function DblQt(str)
DblQt = chr(34) & str & chr(34)
end function ________________________________________________________________________
Are you trying to debug your ASP applications? See faq333-3255 for more details

regards,
Brian

 

[ifx]

Thanks, that's just what I was looking for!

Nice one!