I've experienced the same problem. It's not that the line returns disappear - they
will still be retained but stored as /n or /r.
You'll need to find a way of replacing the line breaks with a html paragraph break -
assuming your required output is html. Perhaps some of the regexp functions
input type=text cannot have multiple lines, use textarea name=
name col= num of cols rows= num of rows this
little amount of
text/textarea
Michael Egan wrote:
I've experienced the same problem. It's not that the line returns disappear - they will still be retained but stored as /n or /r.
--- Michael Egan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've experienced the same problem. It's not that the line returns
disappear - they will still be retained but stored as /n or /r.
You'll need to find a way of replacing the line breaks with a html
paragraph break - assuming your required output is
input type=text cannot have multiple lines, use textarea name=
name col= num of cols rows= num of rows this
little amount of
text/textarea
This is true.
Also, watch the line endings coming aout of that textarea - you may want
to normalize them. I prefer unix linebreaks, so I use this to
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