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Hi!

I use this function to show the text with linefeeds on my webpages:

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replace(myText,Chr(13),"<br>")
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This works perfect if the variable "myText" just contains pure text.
But, if the variable contains a html table with break after the <table> tag,
<tr> tag and <td> tag, the table will not come in the top of the page as I
wanted.

My question:
Is there any smart way to "turn off" the replace-function just around the
<table> content in the myText-variable?

Øyvind Isaksen wrote on 01 jan 2006 in
microsoft.public.inetserver.asp.general:

> Hi!
>
> I use this function to show the text with linefeeds on my webpages:
>
> -----------------------------------
> replace(myText,Chr(13),"<br>")
> ----------------------------------
>
> This works perfect if the variable "myText" just contains pure text.
> But, if the variable contains a html table with break after the
> <table> tag, <tr> tag and <td> tag, the table will not come in the top
> of the page as I wanted.
>
> My question:
> Is there any smart way to "turn off" the replace-function just around
> the <table> content in the myText-variable?

The above function is only usefull to convert a "paragraphed text" to html.

Converting html, containing <td>, etc., with it is nonsense,
as the carriage returns do not correspondent to a new line in the browser.

Secondly, better use this as on windows platforma [ASP] the new line is
Chr(13)&Chr(10), and that is VbCrLf:

result = replace(myText,VbCrLf,"<br>")

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Øyvind Isaksen wrote:
> My question:
> Is there any smart way to "turn off" the replace-function just around
> the <table> content in the myText-variable?

Use the Replace method of the Regular Expression Object...
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...26e97000d2.asp


....rather than the Replace Function:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en...657489dd34.asp




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