Qutation mark problem

[shaygan]

hello,

i try to write this line <?xml version=“1.0“> to a file:
...............
Set objTextStream = objFs.CreateTextFile(filename, True)
objTextStream.WriteLine (" <?xml version=" 1.0" “)
................

but because of qutation mark i get Error!

I ‚ m thankful for a hint

 

[Chopstik]

I'm assuming that you need the external quotation marks because of the .writeline method. So you could use one of two other methods for the internal quotes.

objTextStream.WriteLine (" <?xml version="" 1.0""   ")

or

objTextStream.WriteLine (" <?xml version=' 1.0'   ")

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[shaygan]

thanks a lot for your hint

 

[Chopstik]

So does that mean that it worked? (I'm a little slow sometimes... )

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[nicklieb]

with xml strings yopu don't have to include the ".


I have xml that works perfectly well without

ie

objTextStream.WriteLine (" <?xml version=1.0 ?>")

 

[chridd]

I have a very simple access database running for one of my pages that sends the dateposted to a .asp page. Here's the deal.. In access the dates are sorted in ascending order, but in the .asp page instead of the dates showing in the order as seen in access the dates are completely out of order.
ie.
2/1/05
2/10/05
2/2/05
2/23/05
2/4/05

Im not exactly where I went wrong in the show statment, but I really want to get this fixed.. Any suggestions?

 

[FesterSXS]

This isnt remotely related to the original question. You should ask your question in a new post.

Tony
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