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Displaying a Recordset in a Table with a Border

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When displaying a recordset in a table with a border, if there is no data returned for a cell, the borders will not show up around that cell. To alleviate this, hard code a space (nbsp;) after each field so if no data is returned, it will still show the borders. Here is an example:

 <%Do While Not rs.EOFResponse.Write ""Response.Write "
"rs.MoveNextLoop%>
" & rs("Column1") & "nbsp;" & rs("Column2") & "nbsp;

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