Hi,
I want to display 6" Torte in a text box (As it can be editted later) but the textbox displays only 6 and not the whole text. I have tried using """" and chr(34) but nothing works.
I would appriciate if someone would suggest me a way to do it..
Thanks

 txtName1.Text = "6" & """" & " Torte" should work.

Is it Vb2005.net?

I'm not sure it works in other versions of VB.

It works...

see...

create a text file, say "data.txt" that holds the content like 6" Torte
(just I used this for my ref to work...)

#1
Open App.Path & "\data.txt" For Input As 1
Input #1, dd
Close #1
MsgBox dd

#2
Dim fso As New FileSystemObject
Dim ts
Set ts = fso.OpenTextFile(App.Path & "\data.txt", ForReading)
dd = ts.ReadLine
ts.Close
MsgBox dd

if you are reading the data from the text file... and if you are using... #1 then it fails, try #2 it works, so the same, if you are trying to get the data from database.

(hope I got you right, if not explain still in detail and put that sample code in here, what you hav did)


With Regards,
Raghavendra Mudugal

Its VB6
I have used "6" & "#34;" & "Torte" and it worked fine. Thanks a lot

Why make thigs so hard with something like It is all one string, it is all literal. Why concatenate? VB interprets every set of double quotes (by set, I mean two in a row) as a single double-quote in the resultant string.

please see the code below
----
<%
t="6"&""""&" Torte"
%>
<input type="Text" name="test" value=<%=t%>>

Fixed...

<% t="6" & """" & "&nbsp;Torte" %>

<input type="Text" name="test" value=<%=t%>>

With Regards,
Raghavendra Mudugal

Hey, Thanks a lot. Its solved..