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I have a simple app that asks a user to enter text in a multiline
textbox, (runat server) then submit, after submitting this text is then assigned to a variable as a string. This works fine with regular text like: This is a test However if I try to enter HTML code in the textbox, the submit onclick event doesn't even fire. It doesn't have to be complex HTML code, even: <div align="left"> will cause it to fail, changing it to: div align="left" makes it work fine, so <> seem to be the problem Why is this and is there anyway to avoid this without removing them because I will need the HTML code in tact later Thanks in advance |
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<gn@dana.ucc.nau.edu> wrote in message news:1142362082.833483.264500@u72g2000cwu.googlegroups.com... >I have a simple app that asks a user to enter text in a multiline > textbox, (runat server) then submit, after submitting this text is then > assigned to a variable as a string. > This works fine with regular text like: This is a test > However if I try to enter HTML code in the textbox, the submit onclick > event doesn't even fire. > It doesn't have to be complex HTML code, even: <div align="left"> will > cause it to fail, changing it to: div align="left" makes it work fine, > so <> seem to be the problem > Why is this and is there anyway to avoid this without removing them > because I will need the HTML code in tact later > > Thanks in advance > You might want to check into ValidateRequest . This will cause an error to be thrown if you try to pass html tags back to the iis server. I am not sure why your page does nothing. If ValidateRequest is true (default) then it should throw an error on the page. What version of asp.net are you using? 2005 or 2003. 2005 might have added a property for the client to check for these characters. I have a web form in 2005 that allows for html input but I had to set validateRequrest = false in the page directive. Good Luck jjardine |
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Thanks, that is the problem
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