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                                    | osirisaConstraint Violating Yak Guru
 
 
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                                            |  Posted - 2008-05-08 : 17:10:47 
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                                            | Hi Group:Wow, I am exhausted, I need help, I need a vacation, I need to quit, I need something, I thank you in advance for your help.  I have a text that is wayyyyyy to long to fit inside the screen in a label.  I need to find the way to wrap around the text within the label.  I am using ASP.Net / VB.Net.   Does anyone knows how to do this crazy thing?  Thanks. |  |  
                                    | jsmith8858Dr. Cross Join
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2008-05-08 : 18:00:12 
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                                          | HTML wraps text unless you tell it otherwise.If for some reason you have text not wrapping, then somewhere you have a tag or CSS class or style that is making it not wrap.- Jeffhttp://weblogs.sqlteam.com/JeffS |  
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                                    | osirisaConstraint Violating Yak Guru
 
 
                                    289 Posts | 
                                        
                                          |  Posted - 2008-05-08 : 18:06:25 
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                                          | I think is because there are not spaces in the text, so the label doesn't know where to stop.  I try to eliminate the spaces but is not working with this code. Dim strCompanies.Replace(",", " ")        strCompanies = Session("CompanyIDs")        lblCompanies = strCompanies |  
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                                    | jsmith8858Dr. Cross Join
 
 
                                    7423 Posts | 
                                        
                                          |  Posted - 2008-05-08 : 18:27:17 
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                                          | That is not valid code that you are showing!  Don't you get an error when trying to run that?Dim strCompanies .Replace(",", " ")as StringstrCompanies = Session("CompanyIDs").ToString()lblCompanies.Text = strCompanies.Replace(","," ")Always declare data types for your variables, and always explicitly convert or cast things as the proper data type. This is the #1 most important rule when it comes to programming.Please consider reading a beginning Asp.net programming book so you can understand the basics of ASP.NET/VB/HTML programming.In addition: you should not store CSV strings in Session if you are storing multiple pieces of data; just store an array there.  And, finally, be sure to check that the Session value is not NOTHING otherwise you will get a runtime error.- Jeffhttp://weblogs.sqlteam.com/JeffS |  
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                                    | osirisaConstraint Violating Yak Guru
 
 
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                                          |  Posted - 2008-05-08 : 18:33:31 
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                                          | Thank You sooooo much you are an angel |  
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