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Carriage returns in html

Eggshen
in Other Internet Technologies

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This may be an easy fix, I'm sure someone's encountered it before, but my search on this site produced nothing...

I have a field that has check boxes with a value list. When I display this field on the web, it makes returns after each value of the checklist.

Normally this would be fine, but it's being used in a document.write, which is freaking out because of the line break.

Is there any way (perhaps along the lines of the 'raw' attribute), that I can have this data displayed without line breaks?

Use a calculated field equal to Substitute( field, "

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Is there a CDML solution?

Or javascript not worrying so much about a break in the line?

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Well, using the 'break' encoding offers a decent solution...The javascript works but there is a <br> between each value.

Here is some Javascript that you can combine with the [FMP-Field:xxx,Break] tag.


<body>The first Line<br>

<script>

myfield = "hello<br>World<br>from<br>Garry.";

document.write(myfield.replace(/<br>/g, " "));

document.write("<br>");

</script>

The Last Line</body>

Hope this helps.

Garry

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Awesome, I dont know much javascript, so that is extremely helpful!

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