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Posted by Sheldon Glickler on 07/17/06 15:58
Yup. That was it. I put them all in-line and it is OK.
This is something that bugged me before and when I ran into it again, I
thought I'd ask.
Thanks.
Shelly
"Rik" <luiheidsgoeroe@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:79065$44bbb17a$8259c69c$22151@news1.tudelft.nl...
> strawberry wrote:
>> Sheldon Glickler wrote:
>>> I use Dreamweaver as my development IDE.
>>>
>>> When I create a textarea, put stuff in, save it to the database, and
>>> recall it to the textarea later, it alway comes up with what looks
>>> like a large tab spacing in the beginning. If I save it back, it
>>> comes back the same way. If I delete the leading stuff and save it
>>> again, it still comes back exactly the same.
>>>
>>> This is only for the first paragraph so I suspect there are some
>>> leading characters that I don't know about. How can I get it to
>>> display starting at the left edge?
>>>
>>> Shelly
>>
>> Not sure. I've seen this problem before though - and on those
>> occasions
>> the culprit has been blank space or carriage returns in the html. Have
>> a look at the source code and see if there are any obvious spaces that
>> might produce this error.
>
> Yup, when you try to format your HTML code nicely using:
> echo "<textarea>
> {$content}
> </texteare>";
> (or echo "<textarea>\n\t{$content}\n</textarea>";),
> the whitespace will be saved.
>
> Try echo "<textarea>{$content}</textarea>";
> And check the source indeed.
>
> Grtz.
> --
> Rik Wasmus
>
>
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