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Randell D.
Folks,
I have two related questions:
1. I have seen unicode being mentioned in my javascript pocket book - is
this the same as ascii codes? I think not though I'm not sure and I
can't find any examples...
2. How do I read/set a string to an unprintable code? For example, how
can I set the variable a to equal the equivalent of ascii code 7 or 8 or
whatever...
Why? I am working on an application which allows the user to enter in
multiple names - I want to store these multiple names in a hidden text
box using a none-printable character as a field seperate for each input
text field value. I know 100% that my keyboard entries will be
ascii/qwerty.
Can someone steer me in the right direction?
randelld
I have two related questions:
1. I have seen unicode being mentioned in my javascript pocket book - is
this the same as ascii codes? I think not though I'm not sure and I
can't find any examples...
2. How do I read/set a string to an unprintable code? For example, how
can I set the variable a to equal the equivalent of ascii code 7 or 8 or
whatever...
Why? I am working on an application which allows the user to enter in
multiple names - I want to store these multiple names in a hidden text
box using a none-printable character as a field seperate for each input
text field value. I know 100% that my keyboard entries will be
ascii/qwerty.
Can someone steer me in the right direction?
randelld