Data Format

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Hello Everyone,
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I'm still learning DBI, so please dont hit me too hard. ;)
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I've noticed, when capturing form input in multiline text boxes, the format=
(particularly line breaks) is getting lost. Is there a way to preserve suc=
h things as line breaks?
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Thanks,
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quint
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Re: Data Format

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On 4/8/07, essential quint wrote:

> I'm still learning DBI, so please dont hit me too hard. ;)


OK.

I've noticed, when capturing form input in multiline text boxes, the format
> (particularly line breaks) is getting lost. Is there a way to preserve such
> things as line breaks?


DBI has no multi-line text boxes (or any other sort of text box, come to
that), so I think you are probably asking the question in the wrong forum.
It sounds like you might be writing CGI scripts or something similar to
collect input from a browser. If so, you should ask in a more general Perl
forum - such as one of the comp.lang.perl.* news groups.

Alternatively, show the DBI code that is giving problems...but we will not
be very interested in debugging the supporting CGI-related bits'n'pieces
(which is where it sounds as if your problem is).

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Re: [?? Probable Spam] Data Format

essential quint wrote:

Hi

> I'm still learning DBI, so please dont hit me too hard. ;)

OK so far.


> I've noticed, when capturing form input in multiline text boxes

Now you're talking CGI. Do you realize that?

You probably want to:

o Switch to another mailing list

o Use the 'wrap' option on your text boxes
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