Re: textarea looping

2004-10-01 Thread Stephenie Hamilton
thanks [embarrased grin] steph > It may look like a space between them in HTML (debugging output?), but > is it really a line feed or carriage return/line feed? > > If so, try using chr(13) and chr(10) as list delimiters. > > Jerry Johnson > > [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription

Re: textarea looping

2004-10-01 Thread Stephenie Hamilton
duh!! thanks ben, you da man. steph >Um, if they're entering them one per line, the delimiter would be a >linebreak character, not a space.  Try using 10 and 13 as delimiters, >and make sure to trim(). > >--Ben > >Stephenie Hamilton wrote: [Todays Threads] [This Message] [Subscription] [Fas

Re: textarea looping

2004-10-01 Thread Ben Doom
Um, if they're entering them one per line, the delimiter would be a linebreak character, not a space.  Try using 10 and 13 as delimiters, and make sure to trim(). --Ben Stephenie Hamilton wrote: > ok, so i have been doing only admin stuff this last year...don't have > my books with me and am havi

Re: textarea looping

2004-10-01 Thread Jerry Johnson
It may look like a space between them in HTML (debugging output?), but is it really a line feed or carriage return/line feed? If so, try using chr(13) and chr(10) as list delimiters. Jerry Johnson >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 10/01/04 02:35PM >>> ok, so i have been doing only admin stuff this last year

textarea looping

2004-10-01 Thread Stephenie Hamilton
ok, so i have been doing only admin stuff this last year...don't have my books with me and am having a completely brain fart friday... i need to get a list from a textarea so i can loop over it and ensure the directories exist, ie: the textarea values come back as a long string with spaces between