> So, here's my idea. Access cannot literally store paragraphs however you
can
> always put in <P> at the start of each paragraph/line and achieve the the
> paragraphs. The drawback to this is that if it is left up to the regular
> user, they'll probably mess it up.
>
> So, this is the idea. Is there a way to detect a paragraph break, then
when
> you submit the page, the paragraph break is detected, and then replaced
with
> a <P> tag. Therefor all the user has to do, is put in a normal paragraph.
See the ParagraphFormat() function. There's not really such a thing as a
paragraph break when entering text in an html textbox. The closest thing is
two successive line breaks. CF's ParagraphFormat() function simply replaces
every pair of linebreaks with a <P> tag.
I've found a better approach is to replace every linebreak with a <BR>.
Then, when rendering the text, it more closely resembles what was entered by
the user. For example, this text entered in a textbox:
Sincerely,
John Smith
doesn't get altered by ParagraphFormat() and the resulting html appears
something like:
Sincerely, John Smith
Jim
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