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[GoleyC]

Yes, it is the default template

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[Arjen]

To AWSGuy:

Had the same problem with the duplicating break lines in multiple line edit fields on my system. Solved it as well (one line of code in DBFile.pm). There's a new topic in this forum that describes it (Duplicating newlines in Forum General Use).

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[DanO]

** There's a new topic in this forum that describes it (Duplicating newlines in Forum General Use). **

It is actually titled "Repeating newlines".

JFYI

Dan O.

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[mguydish]

I successfully added the mod for line breaks in my template:

$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\r\n/<BR>/g;

Then, months later, it stopped working.  I decided to try

$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\n/<BR>/g;

I know nothing about Perl, but I was thinking my web server is handling line breaks differently (i.e. only using \n now)

and it worked! My own hack Magic to me!

My final fix was to have both lines such that only one of them should be 'triggered'.

This is what it looked like together:

$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\r\n/<BR>/g;
$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\n/<BR>/g;

Use at your own discretion, I only recognized the \r and \n amongst the Perl code.  I do not know Perl.

Mike

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[DanO]

 

quote:My final fix was to have both lines such that only one of them should be 'triggered'. This is what it looked like together:

$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\r\n/<BR>/g;
$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\n/<BR>/g;

That could actually be done on a single line with something like:

$EVENT->{details}->{$_} =~ s/\r?\n/<BR>/g;

Which says maybe there will be a \r in addition to, but definitely a \n to be replaced.

JFYI

Dan O.

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