Have you considered doing the string replacement at the database level? Unless you have a need for the "\n" version elsewere in your application, filtering in the query you use to populate the dataset would make your code cleaner and perform [a tiny bit] better. Hope that helps. :)   --Jesse

i can not find the ImageInfo class !!!:(:(

Dear you ! .... Here is my idea ... ... first of all... do you use [textarea] or [div] with [b]contenteditable=true[/b] attribute ? So , what you need to do are these following... [textarea name='content' ... [b]or[/b] [div contenteditable=true ... You should create a text file with type='hidden' name='content2' then .. document.formname.contents2.value = escape(document.formname.content.value) or document.formname.contents2.value = escape(document.formname.content.innerHTML) //for DIV document.formname.submit(); .... then you use Request.Form["content2"] ... to load data and save into database .. When you load data from database and want to display on your page , you must use funtion unescape of javascript to reformat data. ex: [table id=content] [tr][td] [/td][/tr] [/table] ..javascript function document.onload() { document.formname.content.rows[0].cells[0].innerHTML = unescape([%=data%]); } here use [ by <

yes, i can not use "DataBind" directly to bind my data to DropDownlist in that case. Well, i will try yr way. Thanks !!!

Simple text Find and Replace would be the easy way in this case.. If you want to use Regular Expressions, couple of samples are here : http://dotnetspider.com/technology/search/index.aspx?search=regular%20expression

thanks for your answer :) :)

thanks for your answer. My friend give me the way to resolve that. By using Javascript, we can rewrite the action value of the form as below: function RewriteAction() { document.Form1.action = "onepage.aspx"; } and when the click event of the button (OnClick event) occur, the function will be called and it will do rewrite the action value.