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What is the reverse way of doing nl2br?

 

if I use str_replace, or preg_replace, I remove the br, but for every br, it makes 4 new lines.

So this:

someone will get back to you asap.<br />
<br />
I like to keep it real.

 

then turns to this:

someone will get back to you asap.



I like to keep it real.

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I guess you are using nl2br when you add the data to your database. You should not use nl2br in this way. Instead you should use nl2br when you get the data out of your database.

 

If you are using nl2br when you add the data to your database it will just keep duplicating the previously added new lines. If you use it when you get the data out of the database PHP wont duplicate the newlines.

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