White space characters (including spaces, line breaks, tabs, etc) are not
rendered in the browser, except as a single space. This is an HTML rule.
HTML uses tags for line breaks (<p></p> for paragraphs, <br/> for
single-line breaks). So, if you want to format the results, you will need a
custom server-side form handler application.
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HTH,
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Complex things are made up of
Lots of simple things.
"LA at MCHS" <LA at
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> When I try to put a form that guests can type a paragraph in, it works as
> a
> text area with results showing up on another page that is html. (I am
> using
> HTML as the type under form options). However, when the person hits
> "ENTER"
> to make a new line in the form input box, the results still show one solid
> paragraph, with no line break. When I use formatted text, it makes the
> line
> break, but if people DON'T hit enter, then the results scroll all the way
> across the page, and it also has an unattractive font, that I can't figure
> out how to change. The forms work, but they are not how I want them to
> look!