On 10/11/05, Laurie Harper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Kjersti Berg wrote:
> > The html:textarea will escape html special characters to html
> > entities. Inputing an & will give a string with &. Fair enough.
> > But why does inputting a < or > give you < instead of < ?
>
> Probably as a result
Kjersti Berg wrote:
The html:textarea will escape html special characters to html
entities. Inputing an & will give a string with &. Fair enough.
But why does inputting a < or > give you < instead of < ?
Probably as a result of how you're using it; maybe you have nested tags
leading to the
Murray Collingwood schrieb:
If you know of any sites providing formatted text inside a textarea I would be really
interested (as would most readers) please post the link.
It's not possible in plain HTML, but in JavaScript (to some
degree). There are a lot of such scripts on the web, many of
I believe you will find that a textarea doesn't support any embedded html
codes.
Everything is treated as plain text no matter what it contains. Even
is treated as
text.
If you know of any sites providing formatted text inside a textarea I would be
really
interested (as would most reade
Why? The taglib is fine and it shows the text; the problem is that the text
that is supposed to be printed out also includes some pure html tags which
aren't parsed.
Ex: if I have some text the textarea print that
litteraly instead of printing the text in red.
With bean:write, the filter=false pr
Sounds like you are missing your taglib definition for "html"? Can you post
your JSP
file?
mc
On 4 Nov 2005 at 19:27, Eric Plante wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to use a html:textarea tag but my html tags in the text aren't
> parsed and there is no filter like bean:write has, Is there a way to m
I know that textarea has autowrapping by default. That means you do not
have to modify its definition.
Serkant Karaca
www.internetteyim.net
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