I see that can be a solution, thank you.
Now i can see that the real problem lies in the fact that the spaces
are generated by the user in a form via Udo's FormTempate.
Therefore I would have a fuction that goes something like this: find
all spaces, replace with " "
Currently the transculusion is writen using a script like this:
<script>
var out=DataTiddler.getData("Customising the
Questionnaire","YourManager");
if (out.length>0){
q1=' (‘';
q2='’)';
}
else {
q1='';
q2='';
}
return //your manager// ' + q1 +out + q2
</script>
It gets the form value if there is one, wraps it in quotes and
brackets and adds a default text in italics.
So we need to do something with variable "out" before we wrap it --
find space and replace.
Alas, the solutuion i find involes Reg Exp [1] - something outside my
skill set right now
Alex
[1] http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/jsref_replace.asp
On Jul 2, 9:55 am, FND <f...@gmx.net> wrote:
> > what I *don't* want to happen is the the bracketed term [...] to be
> > broken up. It like it to read all on the same line
>
> I'm not sure I fully understand your issue, but if you use a
> non-breaking instead of a regular space, the browser will not insert a
> line break at that point:
> lorem ipsum foo bar dolor sit amet
> vs.
> lorem ipsum foo bar dolor sit amet
>
> -- F.
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