Re: Re: OT: Quickie RegEx question for gurus.

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> You could use the replace function something like
>
>  t = replace(t,"\n","");
>
> Where t is the string in question.

That's not a javascript function that I'm aware of.
Also, I really want to do it all in one go because I _should_ be able to
with regex.
All I'm really doing is making sure someone has entered some characters,
and not just spaces or carriage returns...

I need to validate a number of web form input fields this way, and some
are up to 7000 characters, so speed is important....

cheers,


Tony


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