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Hi Rick, Today i was trying out something on my server and noticed something strange:
response.write "< Test" 'works but if i remove the space character between character < and T, the response.write doesn't work and throws no error.
Even if i change the < character to CHR(60), it still it doesn't work unless i add the space character or any other character in between. Why is this so? How do i go around this? i don't need the space or any other character in between.
I tried leaving the space, then used the replace function later, but the string value just disappears again.
ASP and/or HTML sees it as the start of a tag. You would need to HTMLEncode your text to display brackets on their own. I cover this in ASP 103 and 201.
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