Ryan Bigg wrote:
> no, you don't have to write the \n.
>
> When people type new lines it automatically puts in the \n, or in some
> cases a \r\n.
>
> This means simple_format will work.
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> Ryan Bigg
> Freelancer
> http://frozenplague.net
thanks it works.
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no, you don't have to write the \n.
When people type new lines it automatically puts in the \n, or in some
cases a \r\n.
This means simple_format will work.
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Ryan Bigg
Freelancer
http://frozenplague.net
On 08/01/2009, at 1:18 PM, Zhao Yi wrote:
>
> Ryan Bigg wrote:
>> simple_forma
Ryan Bigg wrote:
> simple_format(your_text_here)
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> Ryan Bigg
> Freelancer
> http://frozenplague.net
In this way, I have to write \n in the textarea which is not a good user
interface. How can I do some background job to replace the textarea
before it is submitted?
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simple_format(your_text_here)
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Freelancer
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On 08/01/2009, at 1:00 PM, Zhao Yi wrote:
>
> srj wrote:
>> You should not try that because the text area is designed to wrap
>> text
>> automatically - there really are not new line characters in the text
>
srj wrote:
> You should not try that because the text area is designed to wrap text
> automatically - there really are not new line characters in the text
> area, unless you manually inserted them. In that case, they should
> remain.
I have input "\n" at each line of the text, but it doesn't wor
You should not try that because the text area is designed to wrap text
automatically - there really are not new line characters in the text
area, unless you manually inserted them. In that case, they should
remain.
On Jan 7, 9:21 pm, Zhao Yi wrote:
> I use text_area_tag in a view page and when
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