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Aug 10, 2004 2:06 pm		re: re: re: re: Question?
Michelle Suman - JamSum Limited		Here is what it is for....go to http://www.colcasonline.org and just hit submit and choose any of the links and you will see that I have the textarea boxes but would love to remove them and just have the paragraphs. Michelle > Russ Jackman Web Design wrote: > Hi Michelle, > >Are you wanting only their entry to show when they visit, or a guestbook-type page where mulitple comments are stored? > >Either way, if you treat each entry as a separate database entry, when you store the text you can add the appropriate HTML header/footer to set up each piece of text as a paragraph or a table row... you can also replace carriage returns or insert paragraph tags as desired. That way, you can set the background color/image, text properties, etc. to make the text look any way you want. > >Russ Jackman > > >> Michelle Suman - JamSum Limited wrote: >> The only thing I can think of is doing a piece of code to see where there is a break in the information they type in. >> >>Michelle >> >>> Krunal wrote: >>> Hi Michelle, >>> >>>Hmmm...I remember doing such a thing for a client. You can store the actual html into the SQL dbase. The paragraph tag should also get stored into the dbase. When u retrive the info. u can read it as html and it will automatically consider the tags. >>> >>>Regards, >>>krunal >>> >>>> Michelle Suman - JamSum Limited wrote: >>>> Hello Everyone! >>>> >>>>I hope you all can help me. I have been searching but can't find the answer for this one. I am sure it is right in front of my nose...LOL. >>>> >>>>This is my question? >>>> >>>>I have people filling in a memo/textarea box and it is getting inputted into a SQL Database. I want to be able to put it on the page without having to have the box but still be formatted like it was in the box. Like if they had paragraphs....I want there to be paragraphs. I don't want it all running together, etc. >>>> >>>>Michelle Suman Private Reply to Michelle Suman - JamSum Limited (new win)

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