Keep in mind, the text they are typing is plain ASCII text. It includes
line-breaks but they're ASCII text linebreaks. That means when you retrieve
them and display them in a web page it's meaningless because they aren't
HTML line breaks. You just need to do a Replace() on the text string and
replace the carriage return linefeed with a <br /element. I believe in
VB.Net this is a vbCrLf for both a carriage return and linefeed. Pass this
to the replace as Replace(vbCrLf, "<br />")
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Hope this helps,
Mark Fitzpatrick
Former Microsoft FrontPage MVP 199?-2006
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Using ASP.Net and VB.net
I have textboxes (<asp:textbox id......>) in which the user will be
entering paragraphs.
They are multiline (several rows and several columns).
The carriage returns that the user puts in (return/enter key) do not show
up when the data is retrieved. It is one long line.
Is there any way to make the user's paragraph divisions show up in the
report?