How can I do this with the JS replace() method:
<p>$1</p><br>Example HTML:
<p>Hello</p><p>Wor<br>ld</p>
The <textarea> would look like:
Hello
Wor
ld
So, how can I achieve this? It's an AJAX form where when you click on this div it changes to a <textarea> and back, and fourth, etc. So, I need to it to go from <p>s and <br>s to and . For the going to <textarea> from HTML I have:
$(this).html().replace(/\s?<\/?(p|br\s?\/?)>\s?/g,"
")
to Victor, and others,
I tried this code to convert it back, but it gave me this in return (the ... is just a lot more text)
$(this).html().replace(/
/g, "<br>").replace(/<br><br>(.*)?/g, "<p>$1</p>");
gave me:
<div class="editable" data-name="notes-content" data-type="textarea">
“Time Certain” indicates that an item will not be heard by Council prior to the time certain
.<p>Communications items are three minutes each. ...
<br><br>The * indicates an emergency ...
<br><br>Check our Web site: www.portlandonline.com
<br>
</p>
</div>
If you notice, it didnt wrap the first line, and its not wrapping them in <p>s, just the entire thing, i need it all in <p>s
Here you go:
$(this).html().replace(/
/g, "<br>").replace(/<br><br>(.*)?/g, "<p>$1</p>");
How about this (version #4):
$(this).html().replace(/ /g, "<br>").replace(/(.+?)<br><br>/g, "<p>$1</p>");