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| Thanks Mathias, I've used that method before, with * as the symbol for adding line breaks. This is kind of the opposite problem. The user already have the line breaks in the text they will be copy-pasting, I just want to preserve them. Seems like the best way is to have multiple text fields in the mogrt, and let them paste each paragraph in its own field. That's not as user-friendly as I'd hoped. :-( /jarle Mathias Möhl wrote: --------------------------------------- > Hmm, if MOGRTS are really limited that way, the only workaround that comes to my mind is that you use another separator symbol for the linebreaks. > So the user, for example, enters > “This is line one and#this is line two and#a third one” > using the # symbol instead of a line break and then > in the expression you do > lines = txt.split(/#/); > instead of > lines = txt.split(/\r|\n|\x03/); > such that it splits the text at the # symbol instead of at actual line breaks. |
