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You can also use another function (although not as nice)<br />

<pre><code id="code-60566">str_replace(Chr(13),'&lt;br&gt;', $var); 
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You can also use another function (although not as nice)


str_replace(Chr(13),'<br>', $var); 


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Hi, I have a &lt;textarea&gt; in whitch I my text and then submit it to a MySQL database trough PHP.<br />
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The problem is that my text is saved ALL IN ONE LINE in MySQL event though I have multiple lines!<br />
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How do I do to save my line brakes too? <br />
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I don't want to use any &lt;/b&gt; tags or other HTML thags.<br />
<br />
thanks!
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Hi, I have a <textarea> in whitch I my text and then submit it to a MySQL database trough PHP.

The problem is that my text is saved ALL IN ONE LINE in MySQL event though I have multiple lines!

How do I do to save my line brakes too? 

I don't want to use any </b> tags or other HTML thags.

thanks!

Save line breaks from &lt;textarea&gt; into MySQL without showing &lt;/b&gt; etc...

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Save line breaks from &lt;textarea&gt; into MySQL without showing &lt;/b&gt; etc...

Save line breaks from <textarea> into MySQL without showing </b> etc...