Hi:
I am using FCKeditor in one of my form, when i copy and paste something
into it using WordPaste, it appends few newlines at the beginning and at
the end.
How can i strip just those \n without effecting the inbetween newlines
and the formatting.
TIA,
Priya
you may use strip
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/String.src/M000820.html
or any else as required .
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Thanks for ur instant reply Rajeev. On irb strip is working exactly the
way i want but inside code it isn’t solving the purpose.
rajeevsharma86 wrote:
you may use strip
http://ruby-doc.org/core/classes/String.src/M000820.html
or any else as required .
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Hi:
Its a simple form to create a job. FCKeditor has been placed with the
name job[description].
At the create event, it assigns the value to @job.description.
I was trying to strip it before saving like:
@job.description = params[:job][:description].strip, but it isnt solving
the purpose.
In the db, the description field shows a number of blank lines at the
beginning and end.
rajeevsharma86 wrote:
Explain yours purpose here
put some lines of code i will tell you the way
do something in model
before_save : strip_description
def strip_description
unless !self.description.nil?
self.description = self.description.strip # or whatever please
check that how to
# implement strip on string
end
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Explain yours purpose here
put some lines of code i will tell you the way
do something in model
before_save : strip_description
def strip_description
unless !self.description.nil?
self.description = self.description.strip # or whatever please
check that how to
# implement strip on string
end
Still having issue [email protected] add me
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Rajeev sharma
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Hey thanks Rajeev… It worked…
Was doing a silly mistake…
Priya S. wrote:
Didnt help.
try this
*validate :striped_descriptions
def striped_descriptions
striping_description
unless self.description.nil?
logger.debug 'self.description before strip'
logger.debug self.description
striped_description = (self.description).strip
self.description = striped_description
logger.debug 'self.description after strip'
logger.debug self.description
end
end
*
or
try this
*before_save :striped_descriptions
def striped_descriptions
striping_description
unless self.description.nil?
logger.debug 'self.description before strip'
logger.debug self.description
striped_description = (self.description).strip
self.description = striped_description
logger.debug 'self.description after strip'
logger.debug self.description
end
end
*
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beginning and end.
unless !self.description.nil?
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cheers 
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Priya S. wrote:
Hi:
I am using FCKeditor in one of my form, when i copy and paste something
into it using WordPaste, it appends few newlines at the beginning and at
the end.
How can i strip just those \n without effecting the inbetween newlines
and the formatting.
This is probably best done with a regular expression.
TIA,
Priya
Best,
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Jeffrey L. Taylor wrote:
Quoting Marnen Laibow-Koser [email protected]:
This is probably best done with a regular expression.
Isn’t this just what String#strip does?
No. Strip removes all whitespace, not just newlines.
Jeffrey
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http://www.marnen.org
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Quoting Marnen Laibow-Koser [email protected]:
This is probably best done with a regular expression.
Isn’t this just what String#strip does?
Jeffrey