Carriage Return

  • Thread starter Barnabas (Barney) Yohannes
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Barnabas (Barney) Yohannes

Please help me how I can enter text with carriage returns into my database.

I have a Textbox with TextMode="MultiLine"

Now, if inter a text with a carriage return, then, after I enter the text into SQL Server database, when I retrieve the text, I get the text in unwrapped format. Therefore, I have been entering the text with <br> html so that the text will read on the next line.

I was thinking if there is a way to put my text into a loop and search for any carriage return and insert <br> in the place of each carriage return.

Any help is highly appreciated,

Salutations
 
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Scott Mitchell [MVP]

Barnabas said:
Please help me how I can enter text with carriage returns into my database.

I have a Textbox with TextMode="MultiLine"

Now, if inter a text with a carriage return, then, after I enter the text into SQL Server database, when I retrieve the text, I get the text in unwrapped format. Therefore, I have been entering the text with <br> html so that the text will read on the next line.

I was thinking if there is a way to put my text into a loop and search for any carriage return and insert <br> in the place of each carriage return.

You can use the string class's Replace method. Assume str contains the
textbox value:

'VB.NET code follows....
str = str.Replace(vbCrLf, "<br>") ' replaces carraige returns with <br>
' -or-
str = str.Replace("<br>", vbCrLf) ' replaces <br>s with carraige eturns

In C#, you'd use "\r\n" instead of vbCrLf...

Happy Programming!

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