Pages to Epub - adding space/carriage returns

I'm building an epub file in Pages, and can't do the simplest thing: Make a couple of blank lines appear before and after section dividers.
If I insert a return character, it disappears in the epub file. If I adjust paragraph settings to provide additional space above and below the section dividers, I get a mysterious question mark that won't go away.
Help!
Thanks.
-- Jon

Never mind. This seems to be a problem only if I set the spacing using a style.
Weird, though...

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I have a user request to display this alert box in the format below:
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Confirm and Deny are the two buttons.
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Use chr(10).
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Carriage return in a WD table cell

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Serious Bug - Carriage Returns in Caption field

LR for Windows does not handle Carriage Returns/Line Feeds correctly in the metadata Caption field.
Windows Vista SP1, 32-bit
Adobe Lightroom 2.4
Library Module, Grid View
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Click the Caption field and press the Delete key to remove "Word1" from the field.
In the Caption field type "Word1" and press Ctrl+Return/Enter key.
As expected, the cursor moves to the line below "Word1" and the Caption field remains in focus.
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As expected, the cursor moves to the line below "Word2" and the Caption field remains in focus.
Click the JPG thumbnail and notice a down-arrow icon appears on the thumbnail indicating that the metadata for this JPG has been changed in the LR catalog and that it does not match the IPTC metadata that is embedded in the JPG file on the hard disk. Also notice in the Metadata panel, Metadata Status is "Has been changed".
Click the down-arrow on the JPG thumbnail.
See the dialog box that pops up saying "The metadata for this photo has been changed in Lightroom. Save the changes to disk?"
Click Save.
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Also notice in the Metadata panel, Metadata Status is "Has been changed".
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Notice on the JPG thumbnail, the down-arrow icon blinks rapidly. Also notice in the Metadata panel that "Metadata Status: Has been changed" blinks rapidly.
Click LR Menu bar > Edit > Catalog Settings... > Metadata tab > Editing
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Using a program that properly handles Carriage Returns/Line Feeds in IPTC metadata, such as Photo Mechanic 4.5, edit the metadata of another JPG file by typing "Word1", pressing the Return/Enter key, and typing "Word2" in the Caption field.
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Click Import.
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Notice in the Metadata panel, "Word1Word2" appears in the Caption field, in both the Default Metadata Set and the Large Caption Metadata Set. The CR/LF has been stripped away.
CR/LFs typed into or pasted into the Large Caption set, also result in the persistence of the down-arrow icon even after metadata is saved to disk. And, if the Automatically write changes into XMP option is checked, the down-arrow icon blinks rapidly. And, if you view the Default set, notice Metadata Status: "Has been changed" blinks rapidly.
When metadata is saved to disk, the down-arrow icon should disappear from the thumbnail, and in the Metadata panel, Metadata Status should read "Up to date". I would guess the blinking behavior indicates LR is stuck in some kind of loop - it is trying to save the metadata to disk and verify that it has been saved, but it keeps going round in a vicious circle. I also notice there is increased hard drive activity during the blinking behavior.

Here is a related problem (using Lightroom 3.3, Windows). When I import photos that have the IPTC caption field created in another program (ThumbsPlus, or IrfanView), carriage returns in the original do not show up in Lightroom. Does anyone know why, or what to do about it? I'd like to import lots of photos with existing captions, and some have carriage returns I would like to retain.
For me, adding a carriage return to the Caption metadata within Lightroom works fine. In the Library view, using the right panel, I can enter a carriage return using Ctrl+Enter in the Metadata > Default view or in the Metadata > IPTC view. I can enter a carriage return directly with the Enter key (no Ctrl required) in the Metadata > Large Caption view. After these entries are saved to the file, they show up correctly in other programs (IrfanView > Image > Properties > IPTC Info)

Write to spreadsheet adds carriage return

I am using build array function to put together a number of strings and build an array of strings. The build array is in a while loop. A new line is added to the array every loop. I am using write to spread sheet function to save the spreadsheet to a file with xls extension. For some reason, a carriage return is inserted within the array. The array has 9 columns and a carriage return is put after the fourth column. I have not added this carriage return. Does anyone know why write to spreadsheet might automatically add a carriage return and how to remove it?
Thank you!
Solved!
Go to Solution.

Hi,
I took your posted VI and compiled it to an exe. I do not see the carriage return problem you are describing?
If you compile the VI you attached, do you see the problem or is it only in the original main application (that you cannot share)?
If the compiled exe works on your PC, does it also work on the 'different' computer where you see the issue with your original code?
-If it does work, then the issue must be in the source code for your original code. Sometimes, if you re-size string constants, for example, it can be hard to see carriage return's.
Another thing it could be perhaps, is if you are calling the "write spreadsheet" in two different places in your main code, then the way it works is it will write your two (different) input arrays to separate lines. If it is as in your example VI though, there should be no carriage return in the "middle" of the array.
For debug purposes, you could consider making a VI that takes a 1D string array input, iterates over each element in the array and searches for the carriage return character and gives an error/message on what iteration it found it, then you can back-track from there to see in the code responsible for making the string that went into that index.
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TEXT datatype in Stored Procedure and concat Carriage returns

Anyone,
I am trying to create a stored procedure that will allow me to grab a bunch of 255 Char records in a cursor and concatenate them together adding a carriage return after each row.
Here is pseudo code would look like:
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BEGIN
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      FETCH c1 INTO rec;
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Is there a specific reason for concatenating 255 characters at a time and returning it? This example may be of help.
SQL> set long 500
SQL> DESC MYTABLE
Name                                      Null?    Type
COL1                                               NUMBER(2)
COL2                                               LONG
SQL> select * from mytable;
      COL1
COL2
         1
This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text i
s very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long
This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text
is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very lon
g This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long
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select length(col2) from mytable
ERROR at line 1:
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SQL> select length('This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text i
2 s very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long
3   This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text
4 is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very lon
5 g This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long') from dual;
LENGTH('THISTEXTISVERYLONGTHISTEXTISVERYLONGTHISTEXTISVERYLONGTHISTEXTISVERYLONG
                                                                             393
SQL> R
1 DECLARE
2 V_VARIABLE VARCHAR2(4000);
3 BEGIN
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5 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SUBSTR(V_VARIABLE,1,255));
6 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SUBSTR(V_VARIABLE,256,138));
7* END;
This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text
is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very
long This text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This
text is very long Th
is text is very long This text is very long This text is very long This text is
very long This text is very long This text is very long
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Embedded carriage return

We have an application with a textarea that is used for comments, free form text. It seems that if the user enters a line of text, then uses the enter key to go to the next line, it captures the carriage return. When the form is brought up for review, it is completely empty, yet all the data that was entered is in the table.
If the textarea is entered without using the enter key, the data displays when the form is reviewed.
I have never encountered this problem before and tried it and it does indeed do what is described above. I entered the textarea without using the enter key and the data displays. I went back to edit and added the enter key to the textarea and the form is completely blank.
What is going on and how can I prevent this from happening ?

The data is not missing. It is in table after submit. It is just not showing up when using html/form to review. Using <cfinput type="text" name="field" value="qryField">, etc..., when there is a carriage return used in the textarea.
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XSL mapping of ARTMAS IDoc - carriage returns and white space

Hi all. I have tried all sorts here and am completely stuck. I am mapping an article master ARTMAS IDoc using XSL mapping and an extra carriage return and white space characters are being added to the FIELD1 and FIELD2 fields of the E1BPE1MARAEXTRT segment and I don't know why! These fields contain all our bespoke field values joined together so they are 229 and 250 characters long respectively, which I think is related to the problem. The mapping program looks like this:
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform" version="1.0">
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<xsl:copy-of select="//ARTMAS04/IDOC/E1BPE1MATHEAD"/>
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I have a test IDoc going through this and the first 3 characters of the FIELD1 are "BIK". If I look at the source of the XML file, the problem area looks like this:
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Stuart,
I think I know the cause to your problem. I am not an XSLT programmer but based on searching this forum I found how I can acheive the carriage return at the end of my document. Your xsl statement is as follows:
<xsl:output method="xml" encoding="UTF-8" omit-xml-declaration="no" indent="yes"/>
Change the indent value from yes to no. This should remove the carraige return. Hope this works for you.
I actually need a carriage return and line feed on my document so I am still stuck. All I have acheived is the carraige return.
Thanks,
Jim

What causes carriage returns to become page turns in Epu docs from Pages?

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I think that both your pages have a missing </div> at the end somewhere.
Opps... that happened when I was stripping down the page to create a working example of my issue. I've fixed the missing div and re-uploaded both pages. The problem is still there.
Change display: inline; to float: left; and add margin: 0 0 4px 4px; (as shown below)
I had already tried using float, but something else in the code was forcing the columns to 2 instead of 3.
Have you used "Apply Source Formatting" ?
I use that religiously. I'm quite anal about visually clean code.
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Carriage Returns in HTML Code Creating Extra Spaces Between Elements

I've looked online all over and can't find the solution to my issue. I've found several pages explaining a similar event, but no solution.
When placing many divs next to each other, I would like to visually view the code as one div per line: (see image) To get this, I have to use hard returns in my code (this method makes editing a lot easier visually). But doing so adds extra spacing between the divs which turns a 3 column set of thumbnails to 2 colums. I can fix this if I adjust the physical margins between the divs, but this can't be the only fix.
The other fix is if I place the code back to back to back (see image): This makes the div's behave and appear as they should, but now the code is a visual mess because it's all cluttered.
What I want is to be able to use as many carriage returns in my code and for browsers to disregard these types of line breaks in the code. So essentially, how can I get away from these extra spaces when using hard returns in code?

I think that both your pages have a missing </div> at the end somewhere.
Opps... that happened when I was stripping down the page to create a working example of my issue. I've fixed the missing div and re-uploaded both pages. The problem is still there.
Change display: inline; to float: left; and add margin: 0 0 4px 4px; (as shown below)
I had already tried using float, but something else in the code was forcing the columns to 2 instead of 3.
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I'm using apex 3.0 and IE 7.There's your problem...
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Hello,
I am trying to build a string that is on one line,
1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9
however, I wind up with each number on a separate line.
1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9
My code looks like this:
var xxx = "";
for (var i=1; i<= nNumWords; i++) {
      global.srchVals[i].name = "Payor Mix";
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TypeError: xxx.replace(/\s+/g, "").trim is not a function
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Linda

I just want to make sure I'm approaching this problem the correct way.
I am trying to build a string that is on one line,
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1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
8,
9
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Hi dimitri,
Thanks for the reply
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Message was edited by:
phani marella

Carriage returns are replaced by blank space in SOAP message.

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i am using SOAP request based website. i am using the weblogic webservices. when we sent any SOAP request to the server, if the SOAP xml message contains any carriage returns(new lines) are replaced by a single balnk space.
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Carriage Returns and Tabs in XML element

I have a number of carriage returns and tabs within an xml element. When I take that element I would like it to transform to html in which I am then displaying within a JEditorPane. However, when I do this it is one long string. I have tried the xml:space="preserve" within that element and this still is not working.
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if (player =null)
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          i ? 1;
          while (i <= length(mPlayers)) {
               if (mPlayers.mPlayerName != playerName)
                    throw PlayerNameNotExistInTeamException;
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However, when I do the transformation I get the following with the pseudocode:
/* Ensure that player name exist in the system*/if (player =null)     NullPlayerException;          if (NOT (isPlayerNameExist(player)))               throw PlayerNameNotExistException;          /* Ensure player name exist in the team already*/          i ? 1;          while (i <= length(mPlayers)) {               if (mPlayers[i].mPlayerName != playerName)                    throw PlayerNameNotExistInTeamException;}this.mPlayers ? this.mPlayers - player;
It looks like it adds some spaces but no carriage returns or line feeds.
My transformation code is the following:
     public ParseFile(String xmlString) {
          try {
          //Here we will load the correct style sheet for the message
          //that will be formatted.
          String urlString = "DesignDocument.xsl";
          URL url = this.getClass().getResource(urlString);
          System.out.println("URL to style sheet = " + url.toString());
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          System.out.println("Style sheet name : " + styleSheetName);
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          //We will than load our SAXParerFactory and parse the message.
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I have been searching and trying to figure this out forever. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Bottom line is that I want carriage returns and tabs to work when transferring from the xml to xsl.

I get the following line when adding the <pre> tags.
/* Ensure that player name exist in the system*/if (player =null)     NullPlayerException;          if (NOT (isPlayerNameExist(player)))               throw PlayerNameNotExistException;          /* Ensure player name exist in the team already*/          i ? 1;          while (i <= length(mPlayers)) {               if (mPlayers[i].mPlayerName != playerName)                    throw PlayerNameNotExistInTeamException;}this.mPlayers ? this.mPlayers - player;
On the screen this is shown on 1 line. It looks like the tabs are working correctly. However, the carriage return, line feeds do not seem to be working. The xml that is pushed into the transformation has the carriage returns and line feeds and is formatted correctly. There has to be something happening when the xsl takes the xml String. When I add <BR></BR> within the xml that doesn't seem to work either.
I am really sumpted. If you could help DrClap I would really be appreciated.

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