loosing page breaks

[jp2code]

When I collect the text from a form's text box, I am loosing the page
breaks.

When using C# in the past, I used this:

string strLine, strParagraph;
StringReader sReader = new StringReader(Request.Form["textMessage"]);
while (sReader.Peek() -1)
{
strLine = sReader.ReadLine();
strParagraph += strLine;
if (strLine == "")
{
strParagraph += "<br/><br/>";
}
}
 

How would this be changed for VBScript using Classic ASP? StringReader is a
..NET creature, isn't it?

[Jon Paal [MSMD]]

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When I collect the text from a form's text box, I am loosing the page breaks.

When using C# in the past, I used this:

string strLine, strParagraph;
StringReader sReader = new StringReader(Request.Form["textMessage"]);
while (sReader.Peek() -1)
{
 strLine = sReader.ReadLine();
 strParagraph += strLine;
 if (strLine == "")
 {
   strParagraph += "<br/><br/>";
 }
}
 

How would this be changed for VBScript using Classic ASP? StringReader is a .NET creature, isn't it?

[jp2code]

Amazing!

Replace(Request.Form("textMessage"), vbCrLf, "<br />")

That's a *lot* nicer!
Thanks.

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>When I collect the text from a form's text box, I am loosing the page
breaks.

When using C# in the past, I used this:

string strLine, strParagraph;
StringReader sReader = new StringReader(Request.Form["textMessage"]);
while (sReader.Peek() -1)
{
 strLine = sReader.ReadLine();
 strParagraph += strLine;
 if (strLine == "")
 {
   strParagraph += "<br/><br/>";
 }
}

How would this be changed for VBScript using Classic ASP? StringReader is
a .NET creature, isn't it?

[Mike Brind]

Off topic, but so is this in place of your C#:

string input = Request.Form["textMessage"];
input = input.Replace(Environment.NewLine, "<br />");

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Mike Brind

"jp2code" <poojo.com/mailwrote in message
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Amazing!

Replace(Request.Form("textMessage"), vbCrLf, "<br />")

That's a *lot* nicer!
Thanks.

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news:13*************@corp.supernews.com...

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>>When I collect the text from a form's text box, I am loosing the page
breaks.

When using C# in the past, I used this:

string strLine, strParagraph;
StringReader sReader = new StringReader(Request.Form["textMessage"]);
while (sReader.Peek() -1)
{
 strLine = sReader.ReadLine();
 strParagraph += strLine;
 if (strLine == "")
 {
   strParagraph += "<br/><br/>";
 }
}

How would this be changed for VBScript using Classic ASP? StringReader
is a .NET creature, isn't it?