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Hi Everybody:

I don't know if i'm posting this question in the right
Newsgroup so please bear with me if it's not in the right
place. Anyways...this is the deal. I have this ASP page
and in one the fields I have a textbox that takes in user
name. In the textbox, I have a string that has an
apostrophe (') in it(for example O'Brien). When I click
on the link it passes the string in the textbox(for
example O'Brien) to a Jscript that then uses the string
for a query. Now this ASP page runs fine in Netscape
Communicator v4.78 and sends the string properly by
converting the (') to HTML usable(%27) but for some
reason Internet Explorer v5.5+ doesn't convert this
right. Could anybody give me some insite why this is
happening and how to resolve this issue?

Thank You.
joe
 
I don't know if i'm posting this question in the right
Newsgroup
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Try a programming NG? IE6 Browser is for end user discussion
about the UI, including error recovery. Unfortunately there aren't any
IE6 newsgroups dedicated to discussions of developer topics
so some spill over into here but I suspect you will find more expertise
on coding issues in the IE5 programming newsgroups.


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
 
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