>>When creating an HTML file from my VFP application I use double quotes everywhere. For example
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>><table class="nobordercell" ....
>><td class="classname ..."
>><width="100"
>>and so on
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>>The HTML string is then used by .NET application which seems to complain of the double quotes. My question is, if I change the double quotes everywhere to single quotes (and hopefully it will quiet the .NET app), will HTML code work with single quotes?
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>If this HTML is to be used in .NET, you may double quote it.
Somehow .NET gives me an error. I will have to find exactly what causes the error (the error message actually refers to the type of quotes being wrong). But it could be something else then. You see the HTML file created by VFP application is used by .NET application as a body of the email message. And it chokes somewhere.
Thank you.
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