Great idea, but could not get a replace() to work. There is nother there to
replace?
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Thanks for the suggestion. I tried it, but got the same outcome.
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Both very good solutions, but neither is working. I tried doing a replace()
while processing, but there is nother there to replace. I tried \r\n, \r.
Didnt get an error, but got the same outcome. I also tried supressing white
space, with processing directive, same outcome. The generated XM
Try wrapping the content in a
Rob
On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 12:56 PM, Ben Nadel wrote:
>
> This might be a line-delimiter problem. I believe windows uses both the
> return and newline characters:
>
> \r\n
>
> Linux based machines, on the other hand, I think only use one of the
> them...\n maybe?
This might be a line-delimiter problem. I believe windows uses both the
return and newline characters:
\r\n
Linux based machines, on the other hand, I think only use one of the
them...\n maybe? Not sure.
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I have a very strange issue and need someone to tell me im not crazy. I an
querying a database, saving the content , and writing it to an xml file. The
formatting is all perfect to the format we had testing the xml file. By the
way, flash is reading the XML. The strange part, the applicatio
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