Re: preserving the zero's

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1999

It keeps the original formatting. numero = 22907
interpreted = N
texte = >> >I am having trouble with numbers that begin with zero not coming through>> >in their pure form. For example, the customer selects a year for his/her>> >credit card expiration date. If the year is 2001, 01 should be sent.>> >However, the 0 is dropped in the process and only the 1 come>> >through.>>>> Can you explain exactly where you're losing the 0? If it's not from the form itself, then you need to give us more details ...>>I have a form in which a customer chooses the expiration date of credit>card. If year 2001 is selected, the value for [ExpYear] is 01. However,>what actually gets passed on to the next page is the single digit 1.Unless it's a specific browser problem, I think you need to fix your form. There's no mechanism in HTML that would make it drop the 0 from a value 01, so more than likely you're not even passing 01, you're probably just passing 1. I just tested this and it works fine with Netscape 4.08.Please post the exact HTML/WebDNA code for this form so we can see what's causing the problem ... :)Sincerely,Ken Grome808-737-6499WebDNA Solutionsmailto:ken@webdna.nethttp://www.webdna.net Associated Messages, from the most recent to the oldest:

Re: preserving the zero's (Kenneth Grome 1999)
Re: preserving the zero's (Mike Eberly 1999)
Re: preserving the zero's (Kenneth Grome 1999)
preserving the zero's (Mike Eberly 1999)

>> >I am having trouble with numbers that begin with zero not coming through>> >in their pure form. For example, the customer selects a year for his/her>> >credit card expiration date. If the year is 2001, 01 should be sent.>> >However, the 0 is dropped in the process and only the 1 come>> >through.>>>> Can you explain exactly where you're losing the 0? If it's not from the form itself, then you need to give us more details ...>>I have a form in which a customer chooses the expiration date of credit>card. If year 2001 is selected, the value for [ExpYear] is 01. However,>what actually gets passed on to the next page is the single digit 1.Unless it's a specific browser problem, I think you need to fix your form. There's no mechanism in HTML that would make it drop the 0 from a value 01, so more than likely you're not even passing 01, you're probably just passing 1. I just tested this and it works fine with Netscape 4.08.Please post the exact HTML/WebDNA code for this form so we can see what's causing the problem ... :)Sincerely,Ken Grome808-737-6499WebDNA Solutionsmailto:ken@webdna.nethttp://www.webdna.net Kenneth Grome

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Re: preserving the zero's

1999

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