> You can still replace them. You can do "_.string.replace(REQUEST.form['list'], '\n', '')"> and it should do
> what you want.
Or, how about just:
--jfarr
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Nick Garcia wrote:
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> jesse wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> > it comes out with
> >
> > line one line two line three
> >
> > All the line breaks dissapear! So there is nothing to replace! Does anyone have
>any ideas how I could solve this problem?
>
> The line breaks don't disappear, they just don't mea
jesse wrote:
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>
>
> it comes out with
>
> line one line two line three
>
> All the line breaks dissapear! So there is nothing to replace! Does anyone have any
>ideas how I could solve this problem?
The line breaks don't disappear, they just don't mean anything in HTML.
You can still repla
jesse wrote:
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> I am creating a program, yet again. How this works is,
>
> a zope factory calls a form, which submits data from a to a DTML
>document. I want this DTML document to take the data from the form and display it on
>multiple lines. For instance:
>
> If a person fills out the te
On Fri, Aug 11, 2000 at 01:08:48PM -0400, jesse wrote:
> I am creating a program, yet again. How this works is,
>
> a zope factory calls a form, which submits data from a to a DTML
>document. I want this DTML document to take the data from the form and display it on
>multiple lines. For ins
