Re: Bug :: Replace \n Character with #

[Neil Erdwien]

I bet the data is coming in with both a carriage return and a line feed 
between lines.  So you've replaced the line feed, but not the carriage 
return.

Chawla, Yogesh wrote:
Hi All,

I am getting some values from user from a HTML textarea which is entered by
the user. The user is entering a enter key and my value comes with these
data.
Now before inserting these data into the database, I want to replace this
enter key with #.
However when I call the string.replace method like this 

dataInput = dataInput.replace('\n', '#');
System.out.println("dataInput Value is " + dataInput + " End of DataInput");
The final value comes input with the # but the enter key is not removed and
the final value is still something like this
dataInput Value is New Jersey
State Data
Country Data
End of DataInput.
Appreciate your help.

Regards,

Yogesh



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