Re: [WebDNA] Major grep/convertchars linux issues when writing to db
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It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = --000325575326c1df4e04956b3200 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Diane, Hi - the %1D character may be another character that gets rewritten by WebDNA. For example line returns from a textarea are usually %0D when you URL them prior to being added to a db, but WebDNA then stores them as %0B. So if you do not want any %0B characters in your DB you need to strip out %0D characters before the replace/append. By URL'ing the data you should be able to see what the incoming character is that is being written as %1D and then strip those out. - Tom --000325575326c1df4e04956b3200 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Diane,
Hi - the %1D character may be another character t= hat gets rewritten by WebDNA.
For example line ret= urns from a textarea are usually %0D when you URL them prior to being added= to a db, but WebDNA then stores them as %0B. =C2=A0 So if you do not want = any %0B characters in your DB you need to strip out %0D characters before t= he replace/append.
By URL'ing the data you should be able to see what = the incoming character is that is being written as %1D and then strip those= out.
- Tom
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--000325575326c1df4e04956b3200 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Diane, Hi - the %1D character may be another character that gets rewritten by WebDNA. For example line returns from a textarea are usually %0D when you URL them prior to being added to a db, but WebDNA then stores them as %0B. So if you do not want any %0B characters in your DB you need to strip out %0D characters before the replace/append. By URL'ing the data you should be able to see what the incoming character is that is being written as %1D and then strip those out. - Tom --000325575326c1df4e04956b3200 Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Diane,
Hi - the %1D character may be another character t= hat gets rewritten by WebDNA.
For example line ret= urns from a textarea are usually %0D when you URL them prior to being added= to a db, but WebDNA then stores them as %0B. =C2=A0 So if you do not want = any %0B characters in your DB you need to strip out %0D characters before t= he replace/append.
By URL'ing the data you should be able to see what = the incoming character is that is being written as %1D and then strip those= out.
- Tom
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