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I'm trying to use innova editor on a web application form for the school i work at, and everything so far is good however, for the application form we have a small section where an applicant is required to fill in a a section on experience and achievements, so do to this i thought using text to html would be a good idea as it would include all the line breaks and formatting when i later recall everything from the database. My problem lies when a new application is started and it gets to step 3 which has my textarea (code below) it returns with the error 'Microsoft VBScript runtime error '800a005e' Invalid use of Null: 'Replace'. The text area will work fine when i remove the 'function enclodeHTML' but I'm a little worried that it then wont save my text as it should? The field on the MySQL database is using a LONGTEXT just for safe measure, and i would revert back to to a plain textarea but id lose all formatting. You can view the form at http://www.moorpark.lancs.sch.uk/supportapp/ but in order to get to step 3 you'll have to fill it out will dummy data to get through the first step (i can clear it all out later) and here is a snippet of the code for the textarea with the innova editor. If anything else is needed just let me know, I'd really like to solve this today and hopefully the form should be finished. Thanks <% function encodeHTML(sHTML) sHTML=replace(sHTML,"&","&") sHTML=replace(sHTML,"<","<") sHTML=replace(sHTML,">",">") encodeHTML=sHTML end function Response.Write encodeHTML(RS("sTHREEexperience")) %> <br /> var oEdit1 = new InnovaEditor("oEdit1");<br /> oEdit1.cmdAssetManager = "modalDialogShow('../assetmanager/assetmanager.asp',640,445);";<br /> oEdit1.mode = "XHTMLBody";<br /> oEdit1.width = "100%";<br /> oEdit1.height = "450px";<br /> oEdit1.css = "admin.css";<br /> oEdit1.useDIV = "false";<br /> oEdit1.useBR = "false";<br /> <br /> <br /> oEdit1.features = [<br /> <br /> <br /> "Cut", "Copy", "Paste", "PasteWord", "PasteText", "|",<br /> "Undo", "Redo", "|",<br /> "RemoveFormat", "XHTMLSource", "BRK",<br /> <br /> <br /> "StyleAndFormatting", "TextFormatting", "ListFormatting", "BoxFormatting",<br /> "ParagraphFormatting", "CssText", "Styles", "|",<br /> "Paragraph", "FontName", "FontSize", "|",<br /> "Bold", "Italic", "Underline", "Strikethrough", "|",<br /> "JustifyLeft", "JustifyCenter", "JustifyRight", "JustifyFull", "|",<br /> "Numbering", "Bullets", "|", "Indent", "Outdent"<br /> <br /> <br /> ];<br /> <br /> <br /> oEdit1.REPLACE("experience");<br />

Please help it's been a long week, network issues, Ofsted and now reports. All our children's annual reports have been created as Word documents using text boxes. The issue I am having is that one teacher in particular when the document is opened on her home laptop the display is very different to what we see at school. All the settings are exactly the same, I've even installed a school printer as default to see if that changes anything. Same version of office etc. Our head is very specific when it comes to font size, line spacing, spacing for different subjects that's why it was created in text boxes etc. Apart from going down the route of crediting a PDF with area's that can be edited is there something else that I've completely missed. One thought that I've had but cannot try out is saving it as a template would that make any difference?