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Posted by Rik on 04/29/06 01:01
joelbyrd@gmail.com wrote:
> Didn't know exactly where to post this, but: How do I get line breaks
> in a textarea? I'm pulling text from a database, and this text
> definately has line breaks in it, because I
> replaced all the line breaks with <br /> tags ( using the php function
> nl2br() ), and <br /> tags showed up in the textarea.
GOOGLE: html textarea line-break
Further:
> this text definately has line breaks in it, because I replaced all the
line breaks with <br /> tags"
Do you mean: "this text has lost his line-breaks because I replaced them"?
Have you replaced all the line-breaks BEFORE adding it to the database (to
store html-code for example)? If so:
$string = str_replace("<br />", "<br />\n", $string);
Else: don't use nl2br() while displaying it in a textarea.
Compare the following code in your browser:
<textarea>this<br />is<br />some<br />text</textarea>
<textarea>this
is
some
text
</textarea>
Note:
"\n" works, '\n' doesn't, at least here on w2k with PHP 5.0.5, I have no
idea wether this is always the case.
Grtz,
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Rik Wasmus
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