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Currently, everywhere I use serialize I have to use it like this: .serialize().replace(/\+/g,'%20'); otherwise any spaces in the form data will be coverted to +'s. Is there a setting that can make this the default. For fun, here's an alternative that doesn't use a temporary variable: $.fn.serializeAndEncode = function() { return $.map(this.serializeArray(), function(val) { return [val.name, encodeURIComponent(val.value)].join('='); }).join('&'); }; $("#formToSerialize").serializeAndEncode(); I had to do the same thing. The solution Terry gave, with escape(), doesn't work. The = and & are

I convert a HTML code to plain text.But there are many extra returns and spaces.How to remove them? I'm assuming that you want to find two or more consecutive spaces and replace them with a single space, and find two or more consecutive newlines and replace them with a single newline. If that's correct, then you could use resultString = Regex.Replace(subjectString, @"( |\r?\n)\1+", "$1"); This keeps the original "type" of whitespace intact and also preserves Windows line endings correctly. If you also want to "condense" multiple tabs into one, use resultString = Regex.Replace(subjectString, @"

Note. Check if the TextBox1 is empty is easy by using TextBox1.Value = "" . But the problem is when the user hit the spacebar , TextBox1 will still recognize it as a value. In such case, my data will appear as an empty cell with 1 space inside. So my question is, is there any method to check TextBox1.value for empty and also not consist of space whether there are 1 or more space ? Million thanks to all. A common trick is to check like this: trim(TextBox1.Value & vbnullstring) = vbnullstring this will work for spaces, empty strings, and genuine null values Most terse version I can think of Len

This question already has an answer here: Encoding space character in XML name 2 answers I have an XML which gets transformed with an XSLT into an Excel sheet on a webpage. The element tags in XML becomes column headers in Excel. There are columns which would like to have spaces. We don't like underscores or hyphens coming in Excel sheet headers. How can I incorporate space in an XML tag/element? I tried putting or %20 or #&20; etc. (all kinds of syntax) but all of them shows error on XML editor itself saying this hexadecimal character is not allowed. My XML is <ClientArray> <Client>

Please consider the following HTML <pre> element: This is some example code which      contains tabs I would like to replace all of the tab characters with four non-breaking space characters in HTML (i.e.  ). I have tested the above pre element with JavaScript for the presence of tab characters as follows: $('pre').ready(function() { alert(/\t/.test($(this).text())); }); But it is always returned false. Can anyone tell me the correct process by which to replace tab spaces from the source code to HTML NBSPs? The tabs have been added by Komodo Edit, and are visible when viewing the source. You

By creating a variable var a = 'something' + ' ' + 'something' I get this value: 'something something' . How can I create a string with multiple spaces on it in JavaScript? Andrew Evt Use \xa0 - it is a NO-BREAK SPACE char. Reference from UTF-8 encoding table and Unicode characters , you can write as below: var a = 'something' + '\xa0\xa0\xa0\xa0\xa0\xa0\xa0' + 'something'; Use   It is the entity used to represent a non-breaking space. It is essentially a standard space, the primary difference being that a browser should not break (or wrap) a line of text at the point that this occupies. var a

I have big data set which consist of around 94 columns and 3 Million rows. This file have single as well as multiple spaces as delimiter between columns. I need to read some columns from this file in R. For this I tried using read.table() with options which can be seen in the code below, the code is pasted below- ### Defining the columns to be read from the file, the first 5 column, then we do not read next 24, after this we read next 5 columns. Last 60 columns are not read in- col_classes = c(rep("character",2), rep("numeric", 3), rep("NULL",24), rep("numeric", 5), rep("NULL", 60)) ###