I’m editing a <textarea> with JavaScript. The problem is that when I make line breaks in it, they won’t display. How can I do this? I’m getting the value to write a function, but it won’t give line breaks....
is it possible to have jQuery/javascript detect where a string is broken (in order to fit into CSS width constraints) so as to insert DOM elements before the beginning of a new line?...
I'm having jQuery take some textarea content and insert it into an li. I want it to visually retain the line breaks. There must be a really simple way to do this......
What is the best way to check the text area value for line breaks and then calculate the number of occurrences, if any? I have a text area on a form on my webpage. I am using JavaScript to grab the value of the text area and then checking its length...
The "\n" does not work in below code, it's just displayed as "\n" if (!window.confirm(XXXXX.Globalization.LocalResource.InvalidUrl)) { return false; } the string is "Invalid URL! \n Are you sure you want to continue?...I have different sentences which all have double quotes in them, like: <h3 class="myClass">Sentence one "ends like this"</h3> <h3 class="myClass">Sentence two"ends like that"</h3> <h3 class=...
I've seen a few responses to this question but the suggestions did not solve my output issue. A form takes input and prints to the webpage like so: function init() { var div = document.createElement("div"); div.id = "output"...I add this code into my php footer: When I use the same syntax in an HTML document everything works well for me. <body> ... <script type="text/javascript"> // Browser detection function check...
I have my google line chart which looks something like this: 10| . | .....----''' ''--. 09| .-----''''' ''- | '...
I have preformatted strings with line-breaks and multi-spaces and I want to append them into a text node. <pre id="bar"></pre> <script> var string = "Preformatted" + "\n" // \r, \r\n, \n...
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