Newlines in `text` after 6.2.2
See original GitHub issueNow if pass array to text, ites will be text.join()
But how i can each error set in new string?
errors.join('<br>')
outputs <br>
as text and errors.join("\n")
not working 😦
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@akarelas That would be the other option. The problems I personally have with that solution is that
<
and>
to<
and>
), which isn’t quite as pretty as letting the browser handle it.\n
with<br>
), then we might as well also add logic for wrapping text paragraphs in paragraph tags, putting links in anchor tags, or whatever other formatting you’d expect people to want to use. It’s easier to just take the stance of “you give us what you want us to display, we display it”.Again, it’s not particularly hard to implement, and as mentioned in my first comment the decision is ultimately up to @limonte, but I’d personally prefer not modifying
text
before it’s inserted.@3du4 https://jsfiddle.net/opwznh9x/2/