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Subject: RE: Re[2]: Generating Javascript with HTML tags From: "RUSSO, EDITH" <EDIRUS@xxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 9 Nov 2000 09:45:11 -0800 |
>Doesn't that depend on how gFld interprets the string it is passed?
>Assuming it's interpreting it as XML/HTML,
good assumption!
> to stop it from
>interpreting the <b>...</b> as a bold element you need gFld to be
>passed the string:
>
> "<b>FldrDesc (2)</b>"
correct
>
>In this case, you need to construct some Javascript that looks like:
>
> fldr1 = insFld(fT, gFld("&lt;b&gt;FldrDesc
(2)&lt;/b&gt;"));
this works
>which you can do in your XSLT either with the above line or with:
>
> <![CDATA[
> fldr1 = insFld(fT, gFld("<b>FldrDesc (2)</b>"));
> ]]>
and so does this! I like this solution better that the other
>
>I hope that helps,
thanks so much!!!
>
>Jeni
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