RE: [PHP] newline to <p>?
| From: | miryadi at indo dot net dot id | Date: | Wed, 30 Aug 2000 08:47:55 +0000 |
| Subject: | RE: [PHP] newline to <p>? | ||
| Groups: | php.general | ||
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thanks jason,
this \j is what i'm looking for.
--miryadi--
>If you're wanting to turn two consecutive returns into a <P>
>in a
><TEXTAREA> input, then you may also need to detect \j.
>What's \j, you ask?
>PC's end lines in CRLF (or the other way around).
>Mac's end lines in CR or LF (can't remember which).
>Amiga's end lines in CR.
>Unix ends lines in (I think) CR.
>CR is \n, LF is \j. Or the other way around, I can never
>remember. But,
>more important than this, some browsers behave the way some
>OS's do
>regardless
>of the OS they're running on. Older MSIE's send CRLF, for
>example (send
>the results of a two-line <TEXTAREA> in a <FORM METHOD=GET>
>to see what your
>browser is sending).
>Have fun, I've probably confused you now :)
>Jason