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16/09/2006, 20h06
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Adding a space when pulling from database?
I'm pulling data from an Access database and need
put a space between two words. At the moment I have this, <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> This produces, FirstNameSecondName without the space. <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> Displays OK on the page, but isn't search engine friendly. How can I add the space but still have it optimised? (Working in ASP) TIA. -- T.J. http://www.uksmallbusinessdirectory.co.uk |
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16/09/2006, 21h48
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Re: Adding a space when pulling from database?
"T.J." <no1@home.invalid> wrote:
> I'm pulling data from an Access database and need > put a space between two words. > At the moment I have this, > > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> > > This produces, > > FirstNameSecondName without the space. > > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item(" > strSecondName").Value)%> > > Displays OK on the page, but isn't search engine friendly. Why not? nbsp; is white space afaik. > How can I add the space but still have it optimised? <%=...%> <%=....%> ? However, use a database for what it is good at: manipulating data. I am sure there is a contact function in Access to glue strFirstName + space + strSecondName. Probably is more efficient as well. -- John Need with SEO? Get started with a SEO report of your site: --> http://johnbokma.com/websitedesign/seo-expert-.html |
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18/09/2006, 11h28
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Re: Adding a space when pulling from database?
> I'm pulling data from an Access database and need > put a space between two words. > At the moment I have this, > > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> > > This produces, > > FirstNameSecondName without the space. > > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> > > Displays OK on the page, but isn't search engine friendly. > > How can I add the space but still have it optimised? > (Working in ASP) <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value) & " " & (rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> |
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18/09/2006, 11h29
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Re: Adding a space when pulling from database?
> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value) & " " & > (rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> should all be on one line . . . . . . |
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19/09/2006, 15h48
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Re: Adding a space when pulling from database?
"Buzby" <gb@pumpupthe.net> wrote in message news:4n7ambF93f7eU1@individual.net... > >> I'm pulling data from an Access database and need >> put a space between two words. >> At the moment I have this, >> >> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> >> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> >> >> This produces, >> >> FirstNameSecondName without the space. >> >> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value)%> <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> >> >> Displays OK on the page, but isn't search engine friendly. >> >> How can I add the space but still have it optimised? >> (Working in ASP) > > <%=(rs1.Fields.Item("strFirstName").Value) & " " & > (rs1.Fields.Item("strSecondName").Value)%> > > Thank you, did just what I wanted it to do. -- T.J. http://www.uksmallbusinessdirectory.co.uk |
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