If a user is writing a text trough a form with a normal textfield he's often using 'Enters" <BR>. How the keep the <BR>'s correct when I pull the data out of the database ? Is this possible without PDeditor ? Or is it a little code that send the <BR>'s with the rest of the data in the database ?

Strezz,

That is documented here:
www.macromedia.com/support/ultradev/ts/documents/udlinebreaks.htm

With kind regards,

Dennis van Galen
Webmaster KPN Nederland
Financial and Information Services

Assuming you're using ASP/VBScript...
New line information is stored in DB as VbCrLf. All you need to do is to replace it with "<br />". Something like:
<%=Replace(Recordset.Fields.Item("Field".Value), VbCrLf, "<br />"%>


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If a user is writing a text trough a form with a normal textfield he's often using 'Enters" &lt;BR&gt;. How the keep the &lt;BR&gt;'s correct when I pull the data out of the database ? Is this possible without PDeditor ? Or is it a little code that send the &lt;BR&gt;'s with the rest of the data in the database ?


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Viktor Farcic

TalkZone Manager

Thank you !
I though it was simple, this helped me a lot, I almost used PDeditor for such a small thing.