HTML formating

gmoney060 · August 15th, 2004, 06:01 PM

how to you make response.write statements write the contents as you would see is HTML.... so not just in one long row

happygv · August 15th, 2004, 06:10 PM

If I understood your question right, use variables.

Code:

<%
Dim strHTML

strHtml = "<html>"
strHtml = strHTML & "<Head>"
strHtml = strHTML & "<Title>My Title</Titlel>"
strHtml = strHTML & "</Head>"
strHtml = strHTML & "<Body>"
strHtml = strHTML & "This is my formatted text."
strHtml = strHTML & "</Body>"
strHtml = strHTML & "</html>"

Response.Write strHTML
%>

OR

Code:

<%
Response.write "<html>"
Response.write "<Head>"
Response.write "<Title>My Title</Titlel>"
Response.write "</Head>"
Response.write "<Body>"
Response.write "This is my formatted text."
Response.write "</Body>"
Response.write "</html>"
%>

Hope that helps.
Cheers!

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- Vijay G
Strive for Perfection

gmoney060 · August 15th, 2004, 06:21 PM

sorry... i dont think i explained it well enough... for example what you typed looks like this:

Code:

<html><Head><Title>My Title</Titlel></Head><Body>This is my formatted text.</Body></html>

when you view the source

i would like it to look like this:

Code:

<html>
<Head>
<Title>My Title</Titlel></Head>
<Body>
This is my formatted text.
</Body>
</html>

happygv · August 15th, 2004, 06:36 PM

But you never explained about how it should look with a VIEW SOURCE, in the previous post. May I know what is this for? May be if you explain more on that, it would be of better help than going by assumptions.

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Strive for Perfection

gmoney060 · August 15th, 2004, 06:42 PM

This is really for nothing that is really important. I just want the user to be able to view the source, through Internet explorer or something like that, of my website and have a nice clean source code. Not just something that is all bunched up..

happygv · August 15th, 2004, 06:56 PM

May be this helps. Try this.

Code:

Response.write "<html>" & VbCrLf
Response.write "<Head>" & VbCrLf
...

Use VbCrLf, wherever you want to break the line to next.

Cheers!
_________________________
- Vijay G
Strive for Perfection

gmoney060 · August 15th, 2004, 08:28 PM

yep that is waht i was looking for! thanks!