Textarea Wrap Hard And Counting Lines
Jan 5, 2007Is there any way of counting, on the onkeyup event of a textarea, the number of lines?
I tried with a split, but the wrap doesn't seem to insert any char I could split on?
Is there any way of counting, on the onkeyup event of a textarea, the number of lines?
I tried with a split, but the wrap doesn't seem to insert any char I could split on?
I have a textarea with a specific width. I have wrap="off" set because I don't want to force my users to wrap if they don't want to. The reason for this is because this textarea is where the user is typing an email message. However I have a background image set on the textarea with a verticle line going down the textarea which indicates to the user the "Recommend Width"What I want to do is provide them with a link to click on which says something like "Wrap Lines" and when they click on it, the text within the textarea would wrap to the "Recommended Width" line in the background image. The maximum length of a line should be 53 characters when they click on "Wrap Lines" link.So I did some searching around and the code I came up with is:
Code:
function showLines(max, text) {
max--;
text = "" + text;
var temp = "";
var chcount = 0;
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I want to jQuery to format the following [code]...Wrap new lines with <p> tag
I have read a zillion posts and some that are similar but have not been able to translate them into my problem.
Is there any way that I can make a textarea wrap in firefox? I've tried this:
calculateLines: function(text){
text = text.split('
').join('');
temp = '';
chcount = tchs = c= 0;
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I'm trying to make a small in page editor and was wondering if there is anyway to add line numbers to my textarea. Does anyone have a solution?
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Can anyone point me in the right direction? I assumed there has to a solution using jQuery, but I am at a loss. I did come across some javascript which works, but it doesn't take into account the fact that the 53rd character maybe in the middle of a word.
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I have a script that limit characters and lines entered by users in a textarea.. I want instead of throwing that alert message to jump to the next line and the user can continue writing, here is the script:
<script type="text/javascript">
var alert_title='Input Restriction';
function limitTextarea(el,maxLines,maxChar){
if(!el.x){
el.x=uniqueInt();
el.onblur=function(){clearInterval(window['int'+el.x])}
}window['int'+el.x]=setInterval(function(){
var lines=el.value.replace(/
/g,'').split(' .....
The HTML
<textarea onFocus="limitTextarea(this,5,40)" wrap="soft">
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[url]
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Code:
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