I'm having a senior moment ... please help!

[Former Member]

Sorry to ask this question again, but it is what it is.

I know that when posting a forum post, code can be successfully encapsulated with

But what is the equivalent in a blog post?

Craig and others have explained this a zillion times but I can never remember.

Also - shouldn't the paste from Word icon be able to accomplish the same thing in a blog post? If you have courier font in the word document, shouldn't the pasted piece hold this font, along with line breaks, colors, etc.?

Last time I tried, it didn't.

Thanks in advance

djh

[RichHeilman]

I usually have used textarea

<textarea cols="50" rows="15">         
            Call function 'THIS_FUNCTION' 
                exporting 
                     im_value = 'This_Value' 
                exceptions 
                     not_founmd = 1. 
</textarea>

Regards.

Rich Heilman

[former_member181923]

Thanks dude.

Hope you are well.

[former_member583013]

> Thanks dude.

>

> Hope you are well.

He's on SAP....He should be well -;)

Greetings,

Blag.

[gopi_narendra]

Hey Rich, Were you by any chance in Singapore on Sunday 21-10-2007??

Regards

Gopi

[RichHeilman]

Um.... Nope.

Regards,

Rich Heilman

[gopi_narendra]

Ooh, He was very similar to you.

Wish i had a camera with me that time and would have sent the photograph to you.

Therez a saying that 'There are 6 other faces for each person in this world who are IDENTICAL'.

He should be the number 2 (but not the number 1 in ABAP) of Rich Heilman

Regards

Gopi

[Former Member]

Maybe it's some kind of SAP cloning experiment? 😛

If they could get a few of them answering OSS messages, then that would be great. 😛

[Former Member]

Especially in the LE component 😛

[Former Member]

As part of the textarea, you can also use <b>readonly</b>. This will prevent readers from thinking that they can change the code on the page.

Rob

[former_member583013]

> As part of the textarea, you can also use

> <b>readonly</b>. This will prevent readers from

> thinking that they can change the code on the page.

>

> Rob

That looks better on FF, because the textarea gets gray...In IE still gets white...

Greetings,

Blag.

[former_member181923]

Sorry - that should have been

code

/code

with brackets ...

heh heh heh