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I have a HTML file that has code similar to the following.
<table>
<tr>
<td id="MyCell">Hello World</td>
</tr>
</table>
I am using javascript like the following to get the value
document.getElementById(cell2.Element.id).innerText
This returns the text "Hello World" with only 1 space between hello and world. I MUST keep the same number of spaces, is there any way for that to be done?
I've tried using innerHTML, outerHTML and similar items, but I'm having no luck.
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Normally in JavaScript space does not matter. However, in your case, since you are gluing “cake” to length by a dot, it should be just one word all together to avoid ambiguity or a bad interpretation from JavaScript. After length, the space between “cake”. length and * or between * and 9 does not matter.
JavaScript String trim() The trim() method removes whitespace from both sides of a string.
Use the . strip() method to remove whitespace and characters from the beginning and the end of a string. Use the . lstrip() method to remove whitespace and characters only from the beginning of a string.
HTML is white space insensititive which means your DOM is too. Would wrapping your "Hello World" in pre block work at all?
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In HTML,any spaces >1 are ignored, both in displaying text and in retrieving it via the DOM. The only guaranteed way to maintain spaces it to use a non-breaking space .
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