Access Data Access Pages should put quotes around attribute value.

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Daniel Hanson

Access does not put quotes around attribute values in Data Access Pages. Even
if you add quotes via script editor, Access will remove the quotes. The new
w3 standards require quotes around attribute values.

This causes a related problem when Access interacts with Microsoft Script
Editor. I want my html to be readable in script editor so I changed the HTML
format options to cleanup the Data Access Page code (insert tabs, line breaks
before and after tags, etc.). If there are no quotes around "text/css" then
the script editor does not recognize the style object as cascading style
sheet code and screws up the format. This in turn screws up the output for
the entire data access page. If I remove the style object and link it via a
CSS file access puts another copy of the screwed up style object back in the
page.

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