Attributes of HTML elements must always be quoted. It's OK if you don't quote numeric values (e.g. cellpadding=2), but you MUST use quotes for all other attributes:
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<%rr= "this is a test"%>
<input type= "hidden" name="test" value= "<%=rr%>"> |
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Sent by Richard on 11/20/2004 12:37:19 AM:
This is driving me crazy
example code
<%rr= "this is a test"%>
<input type= "hidden" name="test" value= <%=rr%>
when I send this to another page I only gets this everything else is missing
if I use <% rr= "this+is+a+test"%> I get the whole string is there some char or function I am missing
Thanks