convert html to asp using response.write

[eddie wang]

How to convert the following html to asp page using response.write?
Thanks.

<td align="right"><Font class=content4><%=ars.Fields("REVENUE")%></td>

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[Aaron Bertrand - MVP]

Response.Write "<td align=right><font class=content4>" & ars("REVENUE") &
"</td>"

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How to convert the following html to asp page using response.write?
Thanks.

<td align="right"><Font class=content4><%=ars.Fields("REVENUE")%></td>

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[Roland Hall]

"eddie wang" wrote:
: How to convert the following html to asp page using response.write?
: Thanks.
:
: <td align="right"><Font class=content4><%=ars.Fields("REVENUE")%></td>

Response.Write("<td align=""right""><Font class=""content4"">" &
ars.Fields("REVENUE") & "</font></td>")

I would use this instead...

Response.Write("<td class=""content4"">" & ars.Fields("REVENUE") & "</td>")

Add this to content4 class.
text-align: right;

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[Bob Barrows]

Roland Hall wrote:

"eddie wang" wrote:

How to convert the following html to asp page using response.write?
Thanks.

<td align="right"><Font
class=content4><%=ars.Fields("REVENUE")%></td>

Response.Write("<td align=""right""><Font class=""content4"">" &
ars.Fields("REVENUE") & "</font></td>")

I would use this instead...

Response.Write("<td class=""content4"">" & ars.Fields("REVENUE") &
"</td>")

Add this to content4 class.
text-align: right;

Unless you wanted to override what's in the content4 class for this
particular instance ... :-)

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[Roland Hall]

"Bob Barrows" wrote:
: Roland Hall wrote:
: > "eddie wang" wrote:
: >> How to convert the following html to asp page using response.write?
: >> Thanks.
: >>
: >> <td align="right"><Font
: >> class=content4><%=ars.Fields("REVENUE")%></td>
: >
: > Response.Write("<td align=""right""><Font class=""content4"">" &
: > ars.Fields("REVENUE") & "</font></td>")
: >
: > I would use this instead...
: >
: > Response.Write("<td class=""content4"">" & ars.Fields("REVENUE") &
: > "</td>")
: >
: > Add this to content4 class.
: > text-align: right;
:
: Unless you wanted to override what's in the content4 class for this
: particular instance ... :-)

True, but then I'd use:
Response.Write("<td class=""content4"" style=""text-align: right"">" &
ars.Fields("REVENUE") & "</td>")

....but shouldn't he also make this change?
Response.Write("<td class=""content4"" style=""text-align: right"">" &
ars.Fields("REVENUE").Value & "</td>")

I know it's not required but isn't it the preferred way?

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[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

Roland Hall wrote:

...but shouldn't he also make this change?
Response.Write("<td class=""content4"" style=""text-align: right"">" &
ars.Fields("REVENUE").Value & "</td>")

I know it's not required but isn't it the preferred way?

I know it's preferred, but I hardly ever do it. The guilt is becoming
unbearable. ;-)

Actually, I've never run into a problem I needed to solve by explicitly
specifying the Value property. I tend to avoid coding in ways that make it
matter. Of course, when I start doing .Net, I will have to start changing my
ways...

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