BJ Freeman wrote:
from an ofbiz view this should be a class in the CSS.
BJ Freeman sent the following on 12/17/2008 12:11 PM:
Ok your right.
you must specify 'style="white-space: pre;"', which specifies
pre-formatted text handling as in an HTML <pre> area.
so
http://www.w3schools.com/TAGS/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_textarea
paste in
<textarea cols="80" style="white-space: pre;">
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Jacek Wagner sent the following on 12/17/2008 11:48 AM:
Sorry it did not do it. --Jacek
<field name="bodyText"><textarea default-value="${name}, \n\r
Thank you for ordering Birthday Party Event.
This is to confirm that we received your order ${orderId}
for the workshop ${productName}.
The show start on ${eventDate} at ${eventTime}.
Please give yourself 15 minutes before the beginning of the
workshop.
Thank you for your order.
Sincerely, LHS"/></field>
BJ Freeman wrote:
are you following the standard format for generating emails?
if so you can define and html and use html code for a break.
however if you looking for manual way to input in to a text area then
use the unix convention of \n (linefeed) then \r is a carriage return
and will give you a double linefeed.
Jacek Wagner sent the following on 12/17/2008 11:06 AM:
All,
I am sending email confirmation without attachment. I would like to
format bodytext using textarea.default-value.
Is it any way add line feed character into bodyText text?
example instead of having
Mr Brown, thank you for your order ...
have
Mr Brown,
thank you for your order
...
Jacek
I have created class in ccs:
textarea {
color: #999999;
white-space: pre;
}
and it did not make any difference other than the color of the font.
puzzled Jacek
