Response.Write partail output of string

[JonathanG6SWJ]

I'm stuck again with my favourite command 'Response.Write'

My Code
<%
Dim txtA1Grade
txtA1Grade="Do Not Know"
Response.Write ("<input name=QA1 type=radio value=2 onClick=J(this.name,this.title) title=" & txtA1grade &">")
%>

Whilst I can test the length of txtA1Grade resulting in 11
chars my output stumbles when it hits the first space so I get "DO instead of "DO NOT KNOW".

Guess its something real obvious.
Thanks in advance
Jonathan

 

[bhuninghake]

Maybe it's too early in the morning, but I'm not sure what your asking for. Please clarify.

 

[ChrisHirst]

because a space is a delimiter in HTML the title attribute has to be enclosed in quotes, as should ALL attributes for an element. Your code is (strictly speaking) invalid markup.

so it should be

<%
Dim txtA1Grade
txtA1Grade="Do Not Know"
%>
<input name="QA1" type="radio" value="2" onClick="J(this.name,this.title)" title="<%=txtA1grade%>">

Because of the way that the server pre-evaluates an ASP page it is more efficient to drop in and out of HTML than it is to response.write the HTML into the page stream.



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