Carriage returns in Html

[Fit2Page]

Hi,
I have a hard time to compare database fields which are filled through RadEditor.

Carriage returns are written to the database when saving RadEditor.Html, because of this I cannot compare two text fields.

Any suggestion how to skip these Carriage Returns? I tried Replace VbCrLf without succes.

Thanks,
Marc

[Fit2Page]

It gets alot better when saving to the DB with RadEditor.Text, but one space is always written at the end of the line.

??

[Ivan Queiroz]

I also have a similar problem. Additionally, if the user delete all text, the carriage return and <div> are preserved. How can this be prevented?

[Sups]

I also have the same problem.
The problem comes when you try to get data using radeditor.text. There is always a space(&nbsp;) before the each new line. No idea whats to be done. Tried to replace vbLr with "" and vbCr & " " with "" but didnt work.

Any solution for this space issue?

Thanks 

[Rumen]

Hi guys,

Please, try the solution provided in the following KB article on the subject: "\r\n" being added to content when submitted, e.g.

You can use the String.Replace method to strip vbCrLf w:

RadEditor1.Content = RadEditor1.Content.Replace(vbCrLf, "")
or
RadEditor1.Text = RadEditor1.Text.Replace(vbCrLf, "")

Sincerely,
Rumen
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[Ivan Queiroz]

This is how I solved (I hope) my issue:

Dim radContent  As String = RadEditor1.Content

radContent.Replace("<br />", "")
radContent.Replace("<div>", "")
radContent.Replace("</div>", "")
radContent.Replace("&nbsp;", "")
radContent.Trim(Chr(110), "")
radContent.Trim(Chr(10), "")
radContent.Trim()

After doing the above and if nothing remains in the content (radContent.length = 0), I know that the user has tried to delete the editor's content.

It would be great if this could be done client-side.

** Leftover stuff when an user tries to delete everything from the editor:
   Chrome - "<br />"
    Firefox and IE - <br />, <div>, &nbsp; ASCII 10, ASCII 110

[Rumen]

Hello Ivan,

You can strip these symbols on the client by writing a custom content filter similar to this one provided in this KB article: Converting Unicode symbols to numeric HTML entities using a content filter.

Greetings,
Rumen
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