HTML Conversion

Hello,
I have written a simple ABAP program which produces a summary list. I am now
trying to convert this list into an HTML output.
I am using the FM WWW_LIST_TO_HTML, which seems to be working fine.
However, when I look at the html output file I see that there are lots of
<b>&nbs p</b> all over the place. I know that <b>&nbsp</b> represents a non breaking
space in html. But why are they in the output? and why does it print the extra
space between the 's' and 'p'
Any ideas anyone????
Thanks
Andy

Hi andy,
check the FM's
WWW_HTML_FROM_LISTOBJECT" to covernt the data from internal table to html
ITS_GENERATE_HTML_FROM_DYNPRO.
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