I need to put the following code within a <% %> block :

response.write "<tr>" &_
    "<td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href=""company.asp?company=rs("companyKey")" &
How do I escape the characters " etc?



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Well, one way would be to not response.write it, but do:

%>
<td bgcolor=eeeeee><a
href="company.asp?company=<%=rs("companyKey")%>&orderby=name"><%=naym%></a></td>
%<

Or, if you would like to keep it as is, you already have the " escaped, in
VBScript.  In VBScript, you use "" where you want ", as you have it.

Response.Write "<tr>" & _
     "<td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href=""company.asp?company=" & rs("companyKey")
A few things to note.

You forgot the & before "orderby=name".  That would have given a company
value of TheCompanyKeyorderby=name

Use spaces between your ampersands and variable names.  If you don't, you'll
play hell trying to figure out why

<%
Dim h1
h1 = "john"
Response.Write "His name is "&h1
%>

doesn't work.

Ray at work



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Have you tried this?

"<td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href=""company.asp?company="
Response.write server.htmlencode(rs("companyKey"))

etc...

Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS) wrote on 29 mrt 2006 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

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%><tr><td bgcolor='eeeeee'>
<a href='company.asp?company=<%=rs("companyKey")%>&orderby=name'>
<%=naym%></a></td><%

Show quote Hide quote Sorry Evertjan, this does not escape characters!

Open for instance localstart.asp (at your default wwwroot on XP) and modify
this paragraph

    <ul class="clsEntryText">
      <li>Set up a personal Web server<%="&""><"%><% response.write
"&""><"%>
      <li>Share information within your team
      <li>Access databases
      <li>Develop an enterprise intranet
      <li>Develop applications for the Web.
    </ul>

As you open the output with notepad, no encoding has been performed!
However, if you use    <li>Set up a personal Web server<%=
Server.HtmlEncode("&""><")%><% Response.Write Server.HtmlEncode("&""><")  %>
The output of the line with 'illegal HTML chars' is now as this
    <li>Set up a personal Web server&amp;&quot;&gt;&lt;&amp;&quot;&gt;&lt;

The output is fixed. At least, that is how I understood the question of the
O.P.

Egbert Nierop (MVP for IIS) wrote on 30 mrt 2006 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

Right!

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