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When pressing enter in contenteditable in chrome, a div is inserted. This interferes with my markup, I need it to be a br.
I know that shift-enter is a br. What is the best way to solve the problem?
Thanks.
Reformulating the question: How do I trigger...
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Here's a solution: http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-....
I'm pretty sure everyone has struggled with this issue.
If you want to use jQuery, here is an example from the documentation of replacing one kind of HTML element with another .
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Is it possible for the terminal to detect < Shift-Enter > or < Control-Enter > keypresses?
I am trying to configure vim to do key mappings that use these sequences, and while they work fine in gvim, they don't seem to work in any terminal ...
Started by zenzike on
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In my terminal (urxvt), Control-Enter, Shift-Enter and Enter (by itself) all.
That do the same thing for enter, ie
:<C-V><Enter>
If they yield the same code messing with the terminal.
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I'm trying to see if the user has entered a website URL into the database with the following code. If the user did not enter their website's URL, do not display anything. If the user did enter their website, display the website.
I think I'm doing it wrong...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You're simple mismatching....
Remove the ! in the first line and you should be right .
If it IS empty, then you're echoing it out.
What you've got there is that you're checking if it's NOT empty (that is, there is some data), you're echoing an empty string .
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Hi,
I've a Perl subroutine which asks input from User. I perform a check inside that subroutine itself whether the input entered is a valid input.
If it's not, I want to call the subroutine again to let the user enter a valid input this time.
My subroutine...
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That's what while loops....
My $input_valid = 0; while( !$input_valid ) { print "Enter some input: "; my $input = <" scenario.
Print "Please enter a positive number: "; my $number = <STDIN>; chomp $number; if ($number > will do.
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What's your feeling about those two?
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In a spec, I would expect "hit the enter key," but in the end, I dont think there is much between....
"Hit the enter key" sounds a bit more formal, while "hit enter" sound more colloquial.
There is no difference in meaning between the two.
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This is kicked off by replying to certain emails (but not always) and then "sticks" with all other message replies until Thunderbird is restarted.
This email has sender notification.
Then again, it might be something in that persons email to me.
What ...
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Not doing so can ....
When done often enough, it can be an extremely fast process .
We recommend weekly, but many of us do it daily .
How recently have you compacted your folders? Compacting is something that needs to be done regularly in any email program .
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Printf("Press enter to continue\n"); char enter = 0; while (enter != '\r' && enter != '\n') { enter = getchar(); } printf("Thank you for pressing enter\n");
printf("Press Enter to Continue"); while.
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How to record ENTER button that we use through the keyboard in QTP for applications
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I assume you want to replay an Enter key, in most cases when QTP does not record an action 28 ' 28 = Return (Enter)
Another option to replay an Enter button press would be to simply use WshShell Set WshShell = CreateObject("WShell....
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In SSMS, when editing a row of data in a table, you can press Ctrl+0 to enter a null in the current cell. Is there any shortcut for entering the current date in a cell?
Started by Randy Minder on
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There are no other shortcuts listed that would do.
Shortcuts including "Enter null into a cell: CTRL+0".
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This doesn't work:
string temp; cout << "Press Enter to Continue"; cin >> temp;
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Cout << "Press Enter to Continue"; cin.ignore();
or, better:
#include <limits> cout << "Press Enter to Continue"; cin.ignore....
I think the string input will wait until you enter real characters, not just a newline.
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