Is there a vbcrlf in javascript? And a replace? [Resolved]

If I give you a string and tell you to replace all the vbcrlfs with <br>s, how would you do it, using JavaScript?

PS: I hate javascript. :) :wave:

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  var text = "line1\r\nline2\r\nline3\r\n"
 
  text = text.replace(/\r\n/g, "<br />\r\n"); // note first parameter must be a reg expression

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I knew my snot would amount to something someday. :)

:afrog:

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Originally Posted by visualAd

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var text = "lin1\r\nline2\r\nline3\r\n"
 
 text.replace("/\r\n/g", "<br />\r\n"); // note first parameter must be a reg expression

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Since it's got to be a regexp, remove the quotes around it.

Hang on, this is Javascript, not perl. If you don't put quotes around it, it won't be valid code. :confused:

Yes, it is. JavaScript has RegExp literals.

I never knew that. I guess the code I gave is invalid and I'll need to change it :eek2:.