I add a TextBox with TextMode="Multi Line" so that I can input multilines to
the textbox. That's fine.
When user input <ENTERas a new line, it is ok during input to the textbox,
but not ok when the textbox content is saved to database (<ENTERcharacte r
seems to be ignored, no new line appears when the data is saved to
database).
Any hints.
Benson
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How do you know ? Newlines could be honored or not depending how you display
those data. In particular keep in mind that newlines are not significant
when using HTML i.e. you'll have to replace those with the br tag to see a
visible effect.
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>I add a TextBox with TextMode="Multi Line" so that I can input multilines to
the textbox. That's fine.
When user input <ENTERas a new line, it is ok during input to the
textbox, but not ok when the textbox content is saved to database (<ENTER>
character seems to be ignored, no new line appears when the data is saved
to database).
Any hints.
Benson
When you show the data on the page replace carriage returns with <br/>
myText.Replace ("\r\n", "<br/>");
"Benson Wong" <be****@linktec hsystem.com.hkw rote in message
news:et******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>I add a TextBox with TextMode="Multi Line" so that I can input multilines to
the textbox. That's fine.
When user input <ENTERas a new line, it is ok during input to the
textbox, but not ok when the textbox content is saved to database (<ENTER>
character seems to be ignored, no new line appears when the data is saved
to database).
Any hints.
Benson
or, in VB:
myText.Replace( vbcrlf, "<br />")
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"Benson Wong" <be****@linktec hsystem.com.hkw rote in message
news:et******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>I add a TextBox with TextMode="Multi Line" so that I can input multilines to
the textbox. That's fine.
When user input <ENTERas a new line, it is ok during input to the
textbox, but not ok when the textbox content is saved to database (<ENTER>
character seems to be ignored, no new line appears when the data is saved
to database).
Any hints.
Benson
Work. Thanks.
"David Wier" <da*******@davi dwier.nospam.co m׫Œ‘ì¶à]¼þЄ:e5****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
or, in VB:
myText.Replace( vbcrlf, "<br />")
--
David Wier
MVP/ASPInsider
http://aspnet101.com
http://iWritePro.com
"Benson Wong" <be****@linktec hsystem.com.hkw rote in message
news:et******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl...
>>I add a TextBox with TextMode="Multi Line" so that I can input multilines
to the textbox. That's fine.
When user input <ENTERas a new line, it is ok during input to the
textbox, but not ok when the textbox content is saved to database
(<ENTERcharact er seems to be ignored, no new line appears when the data
is saved to database).
Any hints.
Benson
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