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• FF sometimes emits malformed requests (Accept-Language contains a line break) == > error 400

  A few days ago, I started to get 400 errors on some sites (not all). I would get errors of

  -snip-
  Bad request

  Your browser has requested that this server could not understand.
  Request header field is missing ':' separator.

  q=0.8,en-CA-x-Rogers;q=0.8,en-IE;q=0.7,it-it;q=0.7,it;q=0.6,es-ES;q=0.6,ES;q=0.

  -snip-

  I discovered that FF was sending a malformed request - notice how the Accept-language header is broken by a single line break. (I have fact/r and / n visible.)

  -snip-
  GET / HTTP/1.1\r\n
  Host: www.thestar.com\r\n
  User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; RV:17.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/17.0\r\n
  Accept: text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,*/*;q=0.8\r\n
  Accept-Language: en-US,en,en-ca;q=0.9,en-gb;q=0.9,fr-FR;q=0.9,fr;q=0.8,fr-ca\n

  q=0.8,en-CA-x-rogers;q=0.8,en-IE;q=0.7,it-IT;q=0.7,it;q=0.6,es-ES;q=0.6,es;q=0.6,ko-KR;q=0.5,ko;q=0.5,is-IS;q=0.5,is;q=0.4,de-DE;q=0.4,de;q=0.4,cs-CZ;q=0.3,cs;q=0.3,ru-RU;q=0.3,ru;q=0.2,ca-AD;q=0.2,ca;q=0.1,en-AU;q=0.1,pl-PL;q=0.1 pl;q=0.0\r\n

  Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate\r\n
  Connection: keep-alive\r\n
  \r\n
  -snip-

  I tried the suggested steps: empty the cache/cookies/active connections/off line data Web site closed FF, deleted the file cookies.sqlite, rebooted. The problem persists. The only clue is the Accept-Language malformed header.

  It's not fun to have a paralyzed FF. Thanks for your help.

  Must you really all these languages?

  Tools > Options > content: languages-> choose

• Replace or remove all single line breaks in a Blob

  Hello
  
  I want to remove/replace all new simple lines (NOT the carriage return / new line) in a BLOB.
  
  I tried to convert the BLOB in a clob, and then replace all occurrences of new lines of simple with the function replace (for example replace (clob, 10),)
  I even cut the clob into small pieces of varchar2 and tried to apply the function replace etc., but without success!
  
  I'd be happy if someone could give me a tip how I could fix this problem.
  
  I use
  Request 4.1.0.00.32 Express on
  Oracle 10g (10.2.0.4.0 - 64 bit)
  
  Thank you
  Johnny

  Johnny Be Good wrote:
  Hi Paul,.

  the answer to your first question is simple. I use a blob instead of a clob object because I download a file (csv) using an element "Browse file".
  The file is then stored in FLOWS_FILES. WWV_FLOW_FILE_OBJECTS$ (wwv_flow_files) that stores the file in a blob (blob_content) column.

  What to do now is to store the contents of the BLOB to a file in a directory in order to to use as an external file.
  After this, I question the external file and merge the contents into a normal table within the database.

  The problem I have now is that sometimes downloaded csv files have 'broken data sets' in the way that a line (a single dataset), which was divided into
  two or more rows (with a single line break at the end of each line instead of a carriagereturn/linefeed to the normal lines).
  Sometimes, when the lines matching/data sets contain a very large text (e.g. 3000 characters) in a single column and MS excel (the tool used to record the original excel in csv file) can not handle this long texts of a column and breaks the content of a line into multiple lines in a cell.

  However, I need to "Break" the broken data sets in the blob downloaded by removing (or replace) single line breaks, which are an indication of a split data set.

  In view of this process. I converted to CLOB BLOB when the file is extracted from APEX_APPLICATION_FILES, remove the EPA of the problem, and then write in the file system as a CLOB.

  I tried to do by converting the BLOB in a clob, for example with this function:

  A function like this is reinventing the wheel. 10g comes with dbms_lob.convertToClob (see above).

  And after conversion, trying to replace all the occurrences of single line within this clob breaks, for example with this code:

  l_clob := replaceClob(l_clob,chr(10),' ');
  

  Who will replace all the LFs, whether or not they are in CR/LF pairs. Use regexp_replace/regular expressions to exclude EPA following a CR (see above).

  "Without success" means, that the line breaks have not been replaced. I tried several ways as delete (replace without a third parameter and the corresponding function), replacement (for example with a white) etc. !

  I even tried to apply the function of standard replacement for varchars on a clob that I read somewhere that it is supported in 10g and apex 4.1 but with the same result.

  I think that you have been making life difficult for yourself. Everything that seems to involve more (ineffective) writing code as necessary. Everything you need is built into 10g (it seems that you could use the obsolete references?)

  I hope I could explain the question a bit better now and would appreciate it if you had a starting point for me.

  Should have what you need in the above examples.

• Remove line breaks a query

  Hi all
  
  I'm writing an application using Oracle SQL Developer, and one of the fields contains notes. Unfortunately, there are several line breaks caused when a user presses the Enter key as they type notes in our system. The broken line is visible only when export us the data into excel to produce spreadsheets of performance analysis.
  
  Would it not possible to remove the line breaks (may substitute with a space) without updating the data in the database?
  
  I'm sorry if I should not have created a new thread, but I can't find the answer anywhere.

  Something like:

  REPLACE(notes, CHR(10), ' ')
  

• Adding breaks of the hyper link with line break

  I am trying to add a hyperlink to my document. The text I'm tying is long and crosses a line break. I select the text and then add the hyperlink, which seems to work very well, but then when I export to PDF and then click on the link, the link is broken at the break.

  Does anyone knows how to fix this?

  Yes. It is not InDesign, that determines what the hyperlink is right there, but rather the 'smart' function Acrobat who sees an address "www" and reads the text to the right on the PDF file. Pass this function disabled in Acrobat , and it should work.

  You can confirm that you have actually exported your document with active hyperlinks (it's a toggle in the export to PDF dialog box).

• In v31.0, I can view is more 'raw' XML files with line breaks and ' < ' and ' / > ' characters. Is there a setting that will give me this option?

  Until a few days ago when I opened a file XML with Firefox, I see the content of the file appears with line breaks and ' < ' and ' / > ' and elements. Like this:

  fixed image in < typeOfResource > < / typeOfResource >

   <genre authority="marcgt">picture</genre>
   <genre authority="nmc">Print, Photographic</genre>
   <originInfo>
     <dateIssued encoding="marc">1884</dateIssued>
     <dateIssued encoding="marc">1884</dateIssued>
     <issuance>monographic</issuance>
   </originInfo>
   <language>
  

  Now, it will display like this:

   still image picture Print, Photographic 1884 1884 monographic eng electronic
  

  No tags or line breaks. I need to see the entire XML file. How can I configure FireFox to display this for me? One of my colleagues uses v31.0 and XML views with tags and the line breaks for him.

  For example, I was looking at files sitemap.xml (search Google for inurl:sitemap.xml). For those who have not declared a style sheet, you should always see the classic "source highlight: presentation

  Example: http://www.website.com/sitemap.xml

  Are the files that don't appear as similar planned by not declaring a style sheet?

  As a temporary workaround, you can view the source to see the original. Either:

  • CTRL + u
  • Right click > view Page Source

• Easy way to remove excess line breaks in txt, html, and epub files?

  Transfer to my e-reader to read web pages. I have to convert everything in epub, because the PDF files and djvus are designed for larger screens, and txt and html are not displayed correctly.

  In any case, some pages have a lot of extra newlines that are arranged for larger screens.

  I have to remove the line breaks to make it readable. I know that DevonTech wordservice works in txt, which I can convert it to Epub. Is there something that works in Epub itself? Is there something else that works in txt?

  Thank you.

  INTHE html, these line breaks appear to be either < br / > or < br / > where the paragraph breaks are < p >. So, it seems easier to edit files ePub in the editor, as the iWrite series Epub or the caliber, that the modification of the txts.

• binary file with line break

  Hello

  Today, I need to import data from a binary file / mixed text. The structure is

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  CH1 octet1 Ch1 Ch2 Ch2 octet2 CrLf octet1 octet2

  My first attempt was a DataPluginExample3.VBS updated the

  Void ReadStore (File)

  Sun block: SetBlock = File.GetBinaryBlock)

  Dim Channel1: Set channel 1 = Block.Channels.Add ("Low-Timer", eU16)

  Canal2 Dim: Set Canal2 = Block.Channels.Add ("High-Timer", Ue16)

  Dim canal3: Canal3 Set = Block.Channels.Add ("CrLf", Ue16)

  Dim ChannelGroup: Set ChannelGroup = Root.Channelgroups.Add ("ESR_Timing")

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel1)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel2)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel3)
  "(Kanal 3 ist nur $OD$ OA CrLf)"

  End Sub

  Unfortunately, each odd sample, the data are corrupted and then become misaligned. And the beginning of data entry does not exactly start a new line.

  So I would use the CrLF to re-sync.

  How can I mix the approach of the ASCII-readline with binary data?

  The following does not work: I try to tell the trainer to use vbNewLine (= CrLf = $0D $0) to separate lines and use the channels of direct access with the data type of U16. But when you use the line break, apparently the import filter also expects the delimiters instead of raw binary values.

  Void ReadStore (File)

  File.Formatter.LineFeeds = vbNewLine

  File.SkipLine () ' Sicherstellen, dass erste wird ignoriert line unvollstandige

  Sun block: SetBlock = File.GetStringBlock()

  Dim Channel1: Set channel 1 = Block.Channels.Add ("Low-Timer", eU16)

  Canal2 Dim: Set Canal2 = Block.Channels.Add ("High-Timer", Ue16)

  ' Dim canal3: canal3 Set = Block.Channels.Add ("CrLf", Ue16)

  Dim ChannelGroup: Set ChannelGroup = Root.Channelgroups.Add ("ESR_Timing")

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel1)

  ChannelGroup.Channels.AddDirectAccessChannel (Channel2)

  End Sub

  Thank you for your comments.

  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  I think this use made the rounds.  I had to ignore all partial to the first row of values in order to keep the correspondence of the line of the high and low timer values.  Also note that by default the U16s are read with LittleEndian byte order - you can change that with File.Formatter.ByteOrder = eBigEndian.

  Brad Turpin

  Tiara Product Support Engineer

  National Instruments

• line break in the TEXT Editor

  How to enter the line break in the TEXT Editor?

  --

  Thank you.

  There is an easy solution.

  If you want to use the Enter key, simply hold down the SHIFT key and the Smiley key become the Enter key.

  Alternatively, if you are a fan of the typing gesture, you have need only drop off shift at entrance to y to insert a new line.

  Hope that helps. Please acknowledge.

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• Line break WCF in the header/footer of the declaration

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  y there is it possible to force line breaks in headers or footers of the declaration? I'm on the way to develop my own report and you want to customize the header/foot a little more my way...

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  Oliver

  I found the solution for me...

  Create your own text rendering engine and new lines of support set to true, now you can set line breaks with a normal entry in your text...

  If you know how, then, it's really easy...

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• remove the editfield line break

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• Option in labels line breaks?

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  My app: Get set - get up!   Get ready for the revolution snooze.

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• BlackBerry on Z10 Z10 line break

  It might be a simple question, but I still have to learn more to the line of cut on my z10. When sending a txt the only option is to send which sends the txt. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

  The line break (return), key is not an option at this point in the text messages, BBM Messages. But they are an option on the e-mail and other applications.  I hope in the future, the operating system upgrade should understand that.  Many people have asked for this.

• Line break when writing text using OutputStream file

  This seems to be a bit of a stupid question, but I am confused. I write a simple eventLog for my program that, at the present time, contains a few hexagonal channels. Since OutputStream has not an writeLine or writeln method, there is no innate line breaks, and they all appear on a single line. Pretty simple to fix... or so I thought. The line break character is rejected. I tried \n, \r, 0x0A, 0x0C, 0x0D, 0x1E,"(\n".getBytes), br = [] byte {/ * insert line break ratings here host * /}... Each is replaced by a small black box. How can I programmatically insert a line break in a .txt with OutputStream.write (*) file?

  Testing this on the generic "BOLD" 9000 Simulator.

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      try
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  Confused,.

  ~ Dom

  Windows, Notepad, whatever, expects CRLF for line breaks. \n gives you PMQ, which works very well on ' nix systems; \r\n is what you want. Clever Publishers to Windows will load of each convention, but not Notepad.

  BlackBerry probably isn't ' nix based. It's just a convention of line break.

• BlackBerry Smartphones SMS text - how to get a line break?

  Because unfortunately, the Enter key is programmed to send text, how can I get a line break in the drafting of a text message?

  Green-field wrote:

  Because unfortunately, the Enter key is programmed to send text, how can I get a line break in the drafting of a text message?

  SHIFT-ENTER key