HTML tags in Hidden Item not displaying correctly

I have created a HTML Text Region which includes a Javascript function. The function references a Hidden Item also created and linked to the region. The Hidden item returns a text field from the database with concatenates multiple rows together into a single string with HTML tag -br- between each row.
The tags are not been recognised as HTML tags and is displayed :-
-br-Record 1-br-Record 2-br-Record 3-br-'
I want the page to display :-
Record 1
Record 2
Record 3
Any ideas?
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pjturley
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pjturley
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pjturley

Hello,
Check to make sure you don't have those items set to escape html.
Past that are you sure your javascript is putting in the <br /> tags correctly? before you submit fire a alert that shows the value of the hidden item and make sure it's correct there.
Carl

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<td class="description"><h2>Description</h2>
<p>HPI Racing is proud to present the Baja 5T, a <strong>ready-to-run</strong> (RTR) 1/5th scale off-road truck that expands on the award-winning Baja 5B family. With the Baja 5T you get aggressive desert truck looks, high performance new features, and compatibility with many of the existing Baja 5B spare parts and option parts, wrapped up in a RTR package that gets you running in just a few minutes.</p>
<p>Includes: HPI Baja 5T RTR Truck with 1.6 cu in gasoline engine, 27MHz FM Radio, two water resistant servos, 3.4oz (100cc) 2-cycle oil, 2oz (60cc) shock oil, 1oz (30cc) diff oil, 1oz (30cc) air filter oil, tube of gear grease, 3000mAh receiver pack, wall charger, body with wing, extra air filter, wrenches, decal sheet and illustrated instruction manual.</p></td>
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<td align="center"><span class="features">Features:</span></td>
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<td align="center"><span class="features">Specifications:</span></td>
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<td align="center"><span class="features">Required:</span></td>
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<td class="featurebackground"><ul>
<li>Ventilated Disc Brake System</li>
<li>Heavy Duty Rear Dogbones</li>
<li>Moulded Nylon Rear Spoiler</li>
<li>Aluminum Alloy Diff Case</li>
<li>Dirt Guards</li>
<li>Full Metal Ball Bearings</li>
<li>Front & Rear Sway Bars</li>
<li>Modified Rear Shock Tower</li>
<li>Heavy Duty Inner Foam</li>
<li>Revised Gearing</li>
<li>High Flow Muffler</li>
<li>SFL-10MG2 Metal Gear Steering Servo</li>
<li>Heavy Duty Beadlocks</li>
<li>8000 RPM Clutch</li>
<li>Anodized Aluminum Parts</li>
<li>Double Wishbone Suspension</li>
<li>Adjustable Suspension</li>
<li>Baja 5T-1 Truck Body</li>
<li>Extended Roll Cage</li>
<li>Outlaw Truck Wheels / Desert Buster Tires</li>
<li>Fuelie 26 Engine (26cc)</li>
<li>All Metal Transmission Gears</li>
<li>High Quality Radio Gear</li>
</ul>
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<li>Drive System: 2WD viscous Diff</li>
<li>Tires (front & rear): Truck Wheels / Desert Buster</li>
</ul>
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<ul>
<li>Unleaded Gasoline: 87-93 octane, mix gasoline with two cycle oil at 25:1 ratio</li>
<li>Transmitter Batteries: 8x AA</li>
<li>Screwdriver: Flat blade, 3/16" (4-5mm) wide</li>
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<td class="policy"><h2>Payment Method </h2>
<p>We accept Visa, Mastercard and Discover Card and PayPal. If your unable to send payment using these methods please contact us at [email protected]. All payments need to be sent within 5 days.
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<td class="policy"><h2>Shipping & Handling </h2>
<p>All our orders are shipped out within 72 business hours unless stated. We ship everything out using the best packaging material to insure safe deliveries using shipping companies such as USPS Postal Office and UPS services (Shipping times will vary depending on the service you choose). Tracking information will be automatically sent via email after an order has been shipped out. We Definitely Combine Shipping for multiple items, if for some reason our eBay checkout isn’t combining your items please wait for a custom eBay invoice which will have your order combined into one, reducing the shipping price. For international customers, please note: "that Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Check with your country's customs office to find out what these additional costs will be before you bid or buy".</p>
<p>Please Note for International Customers Only: Due to the large size of this item there are several countries that have a size limitation which we are not able to ship to, if by any means your order goes through to us and it falls in the country size restrictions and your order cannot be shipped out we have the right to cancel your order (before cancelling the order we will contact the customer via email).</p></td>
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<td class="policy"><h2>Insurance</h2>
<p>We offer insurance which is optional during checkout for both Domestic and International customers which will cover the full amount paid by customer, if insurance isn't purchased we are not responsible for packages that are missing during transit. If you use the USPS First Class Mail International shipping service please allow 10 - 25 business days for the delivery of your package.</p></td>
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<td class="policy"><h2>Returns</h2>
<p>We want you to be completely happy with your purchases. So we do everything we can to assure you get the exact merchandise you order, delivered on time. If by any means your unsatisfied with your purchase we will be happy to accept returns for an exchange or a refund within 14 days. If shipping the item back, customer is responsible for freight charges to us. We offer refunds & exchanges if your not satisfied with your purchase. The returned product needs to be in the same condition it was shipped out in, unused and in it’s original packaging. If by any chance there has been an issue with your order and you want to request a return please email us at [email protected].</p></td>
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That's the best solution I can offer.
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Flash movie not displayed correctly in IE 8 on some Windows OS

Has anyone seen this problem?
I'm using CS4 to export a basic flash movie with embed tags pre scripted...
And the issue is that on some OS systems using Vista or Windows 7 and IE 8 as a primary browser, it appears that IE 8 is not displaying the flash banner completely.... its CROPPING it off... This is very strange because the banner works fine in FireFox, IE7,Opera,Chrome but not I.E.8 on some OS systems...
If you google "Flash not displaying correctly in IE 8" you'll get alot of people with the same issues but no real definate fix...
Are there any suggestions as to what i could try?
Do i need different flash embed tags? Or is this a user issue?
Please Advise as soon as possible...
Thanks

I'm sorry, i forgot to explain that I didn't upload the flash published html because it did and produced the exact same results.
The flash published still got cropped off on 1 vista os(I.E 8) running from a laptop and 1 windows 7(I.E. 8) latop os...
Its good to hear that you're able to see it clearly... however in my QA efforts, i've been asked to fix the issue or drop the flash banner all together.
I've tried every which way, i've even converted the embed tags (not uploaded by the way) to a js script and it STILL gets cropped of on 2 ie8 run OS systems...
And now i'm not sure what else to try on my end.
I'm currious if because this is an XML driven flash banner, this may be an issue? But it still doesn't explain why some people can see this in IE 8 as you can and others get a cropped banner like in my screen shot sample.
Again i invite everyone in the forum to take a look at the sample links, as i'd be curious to see who else is seeing this.
By the way "kglad" Thank you so much... please keep the suggestions coming... but everything you've suggested, i've tried.
This is very perplexing. Is this a setting issue? or is there some setting on the user side i'm not aware of? Either way, as usual... the flash developer is blamed so i must find a solution.
Link to flash sample
http://www.extremefx.net/flashie8issue/flashtest.html
Link to screen shot sample on a Vista and Windows 7 running IE 8 browser
http://www.extremefx.net/flashie8issue/ie8issue.jpg
Again... eagerly await feed back from you and the rest of the forum.
Message was edited by: RegGFX

Site is not displaying correctly in IE

hello all, please help. Just created a site alex.me.mw
please tell me why it is not displaying correctly in IE but in all other browsers .
Thank you

Thanks Hans for your prompt response. I am aware of that problem. But even if I comment that section out, it still shows the same. For instance not all pages contain the object tag.
Check alex.me.mw/admin.html; alex.me.mw/contactus.html; alex.me.mw/aboutus.html. For some reason I think the problem is with the header Image. But once again I am just a novice.
Is there an IE validator, which will tell me where the problem is exactly. Thank you Hans for taking a look at this. This browser issue is driving me crazy...

Abstract classes and methods with dollar.decimal not displaying correctly

Hi, I'm working on a homework assignment and need a little help. I have two classes, 1 abstract class, 1 extends class and 1 program file. When I run the program file, it executes properly, but the stored values are not displaying correctly. I'm trying to get them to display in the dollar format, but it's leaving off the last 0. Can someone please offer some assistance. Here's what I did.
File 1
public abstract class Customer//Using the abstract class for the customer info
private String name;//customer name
private String acctNo;//customer account number
private int branchNumber;//The bank branch number
//The constructor accepts as arguments the name, acctNo, and branchNumber
public Customer(String n, String acct, int b)
    name = n;
    acctNo = acct;
    branchNumber = b;
//toString method
public String toString()
String str;
    str = "Name: " + name + "\nAccount Number: " + acctNo + "\nBranch Number: " + branchNumber;
    return str;
//Using the abstract method for the getCurrentBalance class
public abstract double getCurrentBalance();
}file 2
public class AccountTrans extends Customer //
    private final double
    MONTHLY_DEPOSITS = 100,
    COMPANY_MATCH = 10,
    MONTHLY_INTEREST = 1;
    private double monthlyDeposit,
    coMatch,
    monthlyInt;
    //The constructor accepts as arguments the name, acctNo, and branchNumber
    public AccountTrans(String n, String acct, int b)
        super(n, acct, b);
    //The setMonthlyDeposit accepts the value for the monthly deposit amount
    public void setMonthlyDeposit(double deposit)
        monthlyDeposit = deposit;
    //The setCompanyMatch accepts the value for the monthly company match amount
    public void setCompanyMatch(double match)
        coMatch = match;
    //The setMonthlyInterest accepts the value for the monthly interest amount
    public void setMonthlyInterest(double interest)
        monthlyInt = interest;
    //toString method
    public String toString()
        String str;
        str = super.toString() +
        "\nAccount Type: Hybrid Retirement" +
        "\nDeposits: $" + monthlyDeposit +
        "\nCompany Match: $" + coMatch +
        "\nInterest: $" + monthlyInt;
        return str;
    //Using the getter method for the customer.java fields
    public double getCurrentBalance()
        double currentBalance;
        currentBalance = (monthlyDeposit + coMatch + monthlyInt) * (2);
        return currentBalance;
}File 3
    public static void main(String[] args)
//Creates the AccountTrans object
        AccountTrans acctTrans = new AccountTrans("Jane Smith", "A123ZW", 435);
        //Created to store the values for the MonthlyDeposit,
        //CompanyMatch, MonthlyInterest
        acctTrans.setMonthlyDeposit(100);
        acctTrans.setCompanyMatch(10);
        acctTrans.setMonthlyInterest(5);
        DecimalFormat dollar = new DecimalFormat("#,##0.00");
        //This will display the customer's data
        System.out.println(acctTrans);
        //This will display the current balance times 2 since the current
        //month is February.
        System.out.println("Your current balance is $"
                + dollar.format(acctTrans.getCurrentBalance()));
    }

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Date can not display correctly in excel from .jsp

Hi,
I create a .jsp report to export the data to excel. the report run OK, except the date field can not display correctly.
for example in database :start date ='01-oct-2003'
in the except it displays to 02/06/02.
It seem all the date field can not be control in the report, and control by somthing else
Doese anyone come accross this problem?
Thanks

Hi Rong,
Are you using the following demonstration to build your JSP?
http://otn.oracle.com/products/reports/htdocs/getstart/demonstrations/index.html
(Output to Excel with Oracle9i Report)
I tried to do the same, and inserted a database date field in the JSP using Reports. I found the following:
While making the template inside Excel, if I make sure that the format of the date cells is "Date" - some particular date format, the date field values from Reports does not get exported correctly.
However, if you make sure that inside the template, the format of the date cells is not date, but "General", then the date field values are correctly exported to Excel.
Pl try it and let us know.
Navneet.

Eurosign not displayed correctly when picked from database

Hi ..
I'm having a problem getting a eurosign stored in an Oracle Database to be displayed correctly in my Crystal Reports 11.5.
When using the built in (preview) Crystal Viewer, the eurosign is displayed correctly, but when I want to print the report directly to a printer or to export it to pdf the eurosign is displayed as a box?
It only haapens when i need to pick the eurosign from the database. If I insert in a textbox on the report, it will show correctly.
Please Help.
Best regards,
Jacob

What is the source of the text stored in the database. I ran into an issue a ways back where someone was copying news articles from a website into their database and the euro symbol would not display correctly (unless the option HTML Text Interpretation was used).
You might want to do a quick check to see if it is stored as an ascii character using a formula similar to the following;
asc(mid({database, x, 1}))
where x = the position of the euro symbol in the string.
The formula result should be 128.
Edited by: Graham Cunningham on May 22, 2009 12:20 PM

Problems with Turkish characters not displaying correctly

A user is having problems with certain Turkish characters in particular fonts not displaying correctly (as shown below).
The two fonts (Gill Sans and Helvetica LT CondensedLight) are used for English language marketing material. Ideally, for continuity, the same font would be preferred for our Turkish language marketing material rather than changing it to a similar font.
Helvetica LT CondensedLight
Turkish character “ İ ” does not display correctly in either Word or InDesign.
Gill Sans
Turkish characters “ ş ” and “ ğ ” display correctly in Word but not InDesign.
My questions are:
1. For Gill Sans, why are the characters not displaying in InDesign but are in Word?
2. I've noticed here: http://www.webtype.com/font/gill-sans-family/#glyphs-tab that the required characters are available within the Gill Sans font. Is this because the font is newer and includes the additional characters? Would this work in InDesign?

One of the big differences between InDesign and Word is that Word will happily substitute glyphs without telling you. So, unless your installs of Word and of InDesign are using different versions of Gill Sans (which is possible, BTW) then your s-with-cedilla and your g-with-macron are actually not in Gill Sans but in some other font. I'm guessing Arial.
It's possible that you have more than one Gill Sans installed (e.g. one in your Document Fonts folder and another in your system fonts folder) that have different glyph complements. Gill Sans has been around a long time, and the version I have from the 90s has no Turkish support whatsoever.
As far as the capital-I-with-dot, you can check your glyph coverage in a variety of ways. In both InDesign and Word, you can open up a window that shows you all of the glyphs in a font. In InDesign, find it in Type -> Glyphs. In Word, it's called "Insert Symbol" and you can find it in Word 2010 by going to Insert -> Symbol -> More Symbols. I am guessing that the answer to this question is simply that your cut of Helvetica LT has no cap-I-with-dot. You'd need to pick a font that actually has support for Turkish. On WIndows, I use a very full-featured freebie called BabelMap to check font coverage. They have a Web version here:
http://www.babelstone.co.uk/Unicode/babelmap.html
but I personally prefer the downloadable .exe file.

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