on 11/8/02 1:00 AM, almah@xxxxxxxxxx purportedly said: > When I use a select list (to have an idea about what I mean, what I call a > "select list" is usually called as well a "combo box" in a visual language, > for instance, Visual C++), well, I was telling that when using a "HTML > select list" and any option contains a blank like this: > > <select name=category> > <option value='System Manager'> System Manager </option> > <option value='Marketing Manager'> Manager Manager </option> > <option value='Technical Manager'> Technical Manager </option> > > </select> > > Then, when try to use the associated variable to the select list, in this > case "category", I don't get the right value but the first part of it, for > example: > > If I select the "System Manager" option I will get in the variable > "category" the value "System" because after that there is a blank. This likely means that you have a broken user agent (browser), or bad code. The solution to the problem should be to url-encode your values. Hence 'System Manager' becomes 'System%20Manager'. If this doesn't work, re-examine your code. The problem is probably there. Keary Suska Esoteritech, Inc. "Leveraging Open Source for a better Internet"
