Dynamic user submitted comment blows table out.

[mjvndhsb]

I don't know if this problem can be solved with html. Basically I have a website that receives content from the user that is put inside a table. It works great as long as the user doesn't submit too much information! But if the user submits content to the site it won't automatically break to the next line. It just blows the table width out. Is it possible to solve this with html or do I need to ask some of the php guys?

[johndyer98]

I need to solve this problem with HTML regarding the content I receive for my website from a user which is placed inside a table. I do not wish to have a vast amount of information to be provided by the user.

[jamestobin]

However, if the user submits the content of the site, it will automatically down to the next line. It is just blowing the width of the table.

[ronwinfrey]

I don't distinguish if this problematic thing can be resolved with html. Fundamentally I have a web based or online site that obtains web content from the user that is put exclusive in a table.

[bobfields]

I doubt whether the issue can be put to rest by means of the hotmail. I own a website and it keeps receiving a steady flow of content. Things remain fine until the amount of information crosses the optimum level.

[jimwest15]

I don't differentiate if this difficult thing can be determined with html. Vitally I have a web grounded or online site that gets web content from the consumer now.

[SOFHarvest]

it could be, and that is through increasing the width of your table or wrapping it.
but at some point it is best done in PHP, you must declare that the textarea must be less than what you want and the type must be on the Max to avoid such breakout!

[ralphrobbins]

I do not know if this problem can be solved HTML. Basically I have a website, to receive content from the user table. It works, as long as users do not submit too much information!

[bobwest89]

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[johnwinfrey2]

I don't know if this problem can be solved with html. Basically I have a website that receives content from the user that is put inside a table. It works great as long as the user doesn't submit too much information!

[mitchdyer]

I don't see if this problem can be cracked with html. Fundamentally I have a web based or online site that receives web based site content from the user that is put classified in a table.

[nelsonedison]

I don't have any idea whether if this trouble can be worked out with html. Essentially I own an online site that receives content coming from the user that is placed within a table. It functions great.

[davikerkrish]

we can do this with the help of CSS. to use the word-wrap for wraping the text next line when it blows out the table.

[joelbradbury]

I have no idea about this issue. I have lanched a new site that gets content and then places it inside the table. Since the site do not offer too much data, it is a perfect system of adding content.

[jimpatton]

The user often tries to submit the content to the site and it does not take up the submission as the work is not complete and the user need to have the details of things that they need for getting inside the site.