Re: Spaces inside [AppendFile]
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1998
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 17214
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texte = (Peter Ostry, somehow insolent ;-)>>Hm, according to the HTML specifications a carriage return>>should be interpreted as a single space or - like a lot of>>browsers do - simply ignored.(Kenneth Grome)>The stuff inside these contexts is not supposed to conform to HTMLspecs...(PCS Support)>I think we're mixing two concepts here: what a browser graphically>*displays* vs. what bytes are actually in the HTML file...Help, Mom, they are beating be!It was just loud thinking. I am new to WebCat, you know, andwondering about concepts I do not fully understand yet. Let me explainin short, what I mean:When you write database commands and HTML in one document it would beeasier to follow some rules, the one or the other. For example I am usedto write code with indents, so I am surprised that it is allowed withsome commands and with some not. Now I know that everything which writestext has to be properly formatted on screen.I miss some basic and some more detailed descriptions in the manual, andsome important features like string variables. But it is a very powerfuland flexible program, I like it more and more...Now I am going back to work, developing some really silly basicquestions to make you smile again ;-)Peter__________________________________________Peter Ostry - po@ostry.com - www.ostry.comOstry & Partner - Ostry Internet SolutionsAuhofstrasse 29 A-1130 Vienna Austriafon ++43-1-8777454 fax ++43-1-8777454-21
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(Peter Ostry, somehow insolent ;-)>>Hm, according to the HTML specifications a carriage return>>should be interpreted as a single space or - like a lot of>>browsers do - simply ignored.(Kenneth Grome)>The stuff inside these contexts is not supposed to conform to HTMLspecs...(PCS Support)>I think we're mixing two concepts here: what a browser graphically>*displays* vs. what bytes are actually in the HTML file...Help, Mom, they are beating be!It was just loud thinking. I am new to WebCat, you know, andwondering about concepts I do not fully understand yet. Let me explainin short, what I mean:When you write database commands and HTML in one document it would beeasier to follow some rules, the one or the other. For example I am usedto write code with indents, so I am surprised that it is allowed withsome commands and with some not. Now I know that everything which writestext has to be properly formatted on screen.I miss some basic and some more detailed descriptions in the manual, andsome important features like string variables. But it is a very powerfuland flexible program, I like it more and more...Now I am going back to work, developing some really silly basicquestions to make you smile again ;-)Peter__________________________________________Peter Ostry - po@ostry.com - www.ostry.comOstry & Partner - Ostry Internet SolutionsAuhofstrasse 29 A-1130 Vienna Austriafon ++43-1-8777454 fax ++43-1-8777454-21
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