An annoying workaround is to enclose the text in parenthesis. So: <node> Some Text \r\n \r\n </node>
becomes <node> (Some Text \r\n \r\n) </node> Then you just need to pre/post process the xml/queries. It's annoying, I hope there's a better way, but it works perfectly. - Dan Freiman On 11/6/07, reflexactions <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I have some xml text that was saved to the server and then reloaded > back into the application. > > Some text nodes represent text entered previosuly in a TextArea > control and includes a number of trailing returns entered by the > users that I need to keep. > > This saved fine to the server and also when loaded back the text > string containing the whole xml show these nodes correctly with > multiple /r/n i.e. > <node> > Some Text > \r\n > \r\n > </node> > > But when I turn this into XML() in the application it strips all the > trailing /r/n i.e. > <node>SomeText</node> > > I have tried ignoreWhiteSpace but that doesnt achieve what I want, it > just adds lots of additional nodes throughout the doc instead of > leaving the \r\n within the node > > Any thoughts how to solve this > > >
