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nl2br

(PHP3 , PHP4 )

nl2br -- Converti les nouvelles lignes en HTML (<BR≶).

Description

string nl2br (string string)

Retourne la chaîne string dont toutes les lignes ont été remplacées par '<BR>'.

Voir aussi htmlspecialchars() et htmlentities().


User Contributed Notes: nl2br

davidbullock@tech-center.com
22-Nov-1999 11:06
If you use nl2br in conjunction with htmlspecialchars, you should process the string with nl2br after htmlspecialchars to prevent htmlspecialchars from escaping your newly generated
symbols.

chrisr@broadcastmusic.com
13-Jan-2000 01:59
Why no br2nl?
Granted it's easy to write a br2nl, but the same could be said of nl2br.

howardh@telus.net
04-Mar-2000 02:28
the above doesn't seem make sense. a newline char should be "\n", therefore the str_replace should be as follows:
<pre>
str_replace("
","\n",$s);
</pre>
This will return the string back to a reasonable semblance of its former self (prior to nl2br).

stefan@desire.ch
25-Apr-2000 05:54
i had the "black box" problem. i now use


$text = str_replace("\r\n","
",$text);


which seems to work (what the heck is \r !?)

kris@mha.ca
25-Apr-2000 08:22
The black box (its because windows doens't have a font character to display the \r) and \r\n are windows'isms. To windows a linefeed(\n) doesn't mean anything by itself, and it needs a carriage return (\r) for the newline to be valid. That is why a CrLf (carriage return linefeed) is required (\r\n) in windows, and not in unix. The black box you see is because php's nl2br is stripping the \n but not the \r. I guess the only solution in windows is not use nl2br and use <PRE>$value = str_replace("\\r\\n","
",$value);
</PRE>

fsace@hotmail.com
08-May-2000 02:12
i have found if i use str_replace("\n", "
", $s);
works but sometimes leaves the newline.

so i split it into an array:

$arr = explode("\n", $s);
$n = 0;
while ($n < count($arr)) {
$arr[$n] = Chop($arr[$n]) . "
";
$n++;
}
$ss = implode("", $arr);




max@tocrawl.com
08-Jul-2000 11:38
I need to get submitted text into MySQL DB and then on requerst pull it out in HTML format, submission field has breaks, I mean if in text area you hit return it makes a line for you. nl2br will replace all those lines with
<PRE>





</PRE>

but, as every webmaster knows

tag is much better then a couple
s .

Any Idea how to change/replace 2 BRs with one P tag?

Thanks

max@tocrawl.com
08-Jul-2000 11:42
Sorry, above I was using &lt;&gt; which didn't show up....


what I was saing was:



I need to get submitted text into MySQL DB and then on requerst pull it out in HTML format, submission field has breaks, I mean if in text area you hit return it makes a line for you. nl2br will replace all those lines with
<PRE>
&lt;BR&gt;

&lt;BR&gt;
</PRE>

but, as every webmaster knows &lt;P&gt; tag is much better then a couple &lt;BR&gt;s .

Any Idea how to change/replace 2 BRs with one P tag?

Thanks

malcolmf@nkaos.com
13-Jul-2000 02:21
As I sit here trying to conform code to a clients XML-compatible standard I get to thinking that maybe it should be replacing \n with <BR /> instead of
, just a thought....

jen_woodhead@hotmail.com
28-Jul-2000 05:04
I ithnk the problem that you are hitting concerns, windows using /r/n, unix using /n and the mac using /r all to represent the end of the line. This can inpart be remedied by using DOS2UNIX (not php) or by using reg exps to remove both symbols.

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