Hi all..
I have a problem which is a little hard to explain..
but lets try it anyway.
Im writing to a field in SQL using a ordinary textbox.
Im reading the SQL field to a layer on a website.
If I write into the textbox without hitting "ENTER" everything is OK.
If I hit "ENTER" when writing into the textbox the "you know what" hits the fan.
When I look into the SQL field via Ent Manager, I see the data is split into f.x. 3 lines, (hit the "ENTER" button twice lets say)
There is no code for the BREAK, like <br> or anything like that in the SQL field, (field type is ntext)
So the question is, how can I hit "Enter" in the textbox without "splitting" the sentence.. (keep it in 1 line)?
I have a problem which is a little hard to explain..
but lets try it anyway.
Im writing to a field in SQL using a ordinary textbox.
Im reading the SQL field to a layer on a website.
If I write into the textbox without hitting "ENTER" everything is OK.
If I hit "ENTER" when writing into the textbox the "you know what" hits the fan.
When I look into the SQL field via Ent Manager, I see the data is split into f.x. 3 lines, (hit the "ENTER" button twice lets say)
There is no code for the BREAK, like <br> or anything like that in the SQL field, (field type is ntext)
So the question is, how can I hit "Enter" in the textbox without "splitting" the sentence.. (keep it in 1 line)?