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AaronE
Posted: 03/20/2005, 12:28 PM

I have the following script in my page:
        <script language="JavaScript1.2">  
  
file://Specify the marquee's width (in pixels)  
var marqueewidth=140  
file://Specify the marquee's height  
var marqueeheight=195  
file://Specify the marquee's scroll speed (larger is faster)  
var speed=3  
file://Specify the marquee contents  
var marqueecontents="<!-- BEGIN Grid Clients --><!-- BEGIN Row --><center><font face='Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif' size='1'>{Organization}<br><font color='990000'>({City}, {State})</font><br><br><!-- END Row --></font></center><!-- END Grid Clients -->"  

Whenever I publish the page, the block gets broken up over multiple lines and causes the script to get messed up.

Is there a way for me to tage the code so that CC doesn't mess up the formatting?
peterr


Posts: 5971
Posted: 03/20/2005, 9:48 PM

I'm not sure if this is a bug in CCS (it could be) or possibly you can change line-breaking in CCS Tools -> Options -> HTML Forwarding.
If you cannot resolve this issue you could try contacting the support for ideas.
Couple possible workarounds:
1. Extend your string across multiple lines:
http://www.codehouse.com/javascript/tips/string_multiline/
or
2. Create a Label with Before Show Event where you'd assign the whole JavaScript code to the Label's value.

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