I want to convert all those newlines to "<br>"
i tried:
Replace(myString, cStr(ControlChars.NewLine) , "<br>")
but it had no effect at all. any ideas?I think it is the other way around:
Replace(myString, "<br>", cStr(ControlChars.NewLine))
If you're using VB, don't you have access to the vbCrLf constant? If so you might be able to do
Replace(myString, vbCrLf, "<br>")
or
Replace(myString, Chr(13), "<br>")
Hello,
i always replace my newline with the help ofRegular Expression code like in the following example...
// Remove the newline's and replace them with <br /> tagThis sample is written in C# but it should be easy to translate to vb.net. If you need further help please post again...
Regex inRegex;
inRegex = new Regex("\n", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase);
lblTest.Text = inRegex.Replace(sText, "<br />");
HTH,
thanks guys,
it worked! btw, what does vbcrlf stand for?
vbcrlf --> I believe it is "VisualBasic CarriageReturn and Line Feed"
Or you can use Environment.NewLine no matter what language you are using.
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