Ascii

[PeOfEo]

I want to dynamically create a " but to do this I am going to need its ASCII value. Anyone happen to know it off the top of their head? Im sure that it and the < and the > characters are pretty popular. There any good online charts of ASCII codes? also when stating an ASCII character its. Char(51) or whatever the value is right?

[PeOfEo]

But if I did the special character of &gt; and &lt; it whouldnt read it as html then it whould just display a > or a < on the screen. Would it read it as html code if I used the ascii code?

[Nicodemas]

No, it wont read as an HTML tag... well, not if you do it with a response.write("&quot")

And Chr(51) came out to "3" on my system. I used Chr(34) for a double quote.

[PeOfEo]

Well I have a long insert statement and I want to insert html into my data base but if I put a " in there it would mess it up but if I dont put the " in there the html code will be wrong and will not be read correctly. By the way Nicodemas, I dig ur name. You get that from the bible?

[Nicodemas]

Long story on that name, really. Goes back to the days when I was still a roleplayer and couldn't think up a character name...

[boojum]

double qoute is 34 in acsii/unicode

[PeOfEo]

Ha just to quiz you, ascii is sort of like an abbreviation of the hex value of the characters, for ten points who can give me the hexidecimle code for the double quote character