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Hal Vaughan
I have a list of variables and values (merge fields for a merge program) and
I want to put them in a list in a <SELECT> object. I'd like them to be
lined up, with an "=" midway between the field and the value. I was going
to fill the space between with spaces, but I noticed a number of spaces are
condensed to one (like in all other parts of HTML). I tried filling it
with non-breakable spaces, like this:
var line = "MyMergeField = MyValue";
And the non-breakable space is not interpreted -- it is entered into the
string literally. Is there a way to enter this character into a string?
Perhaps by hex value? Or is there some other way I can create spacing to
line up the equals signs so it looks good to users?
Thanks!
Hal
I want to put them in a list in a <SELECT> object. I'd like them to be
lined up, with an "=" midway between the field and the value. I was going
to fill the space between with spaces, but I noticed a number of spaces are
condensed to one (like in all other parts of HTML). I tried filling it
with non-breakable spaces, like this:
var line = "MyMergeField = MyValue";
And the non-breakable space is not interpreted -- it is entered into the
string literally. Is there a way to enter this character into a string?
Perhaps by hex value? Or is there some other way I can create spacing to
line up the equals signs so it looks good to users?
Thanks!
Hal