Reputation: 4169
I'm filling out a pdf in a rails app with the pdf-forms gem and I have the need for a dynamically created multiline string. (foo
, bar
, and baz
are methods of some sort below)
"#{foo}" + '\r' +
"#{bar if baz}" +
"#{'\r' if baz}"
I've tried \n
and \r
, and the combination of the two. That gives me the little square, and no carriage return.
I've tried \u2028
, U+2028
, ^p
, and probably others... I'm at a loss. Any ideas?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 689
Reputation: 4169
The issue was in Adobe Acrobat. When saving the document, you need to have the options in the field set to:
With those options, \r
gave me a proper carriage return.
Within Adobe Acrobat Pro:
1. Tools
2. Prepare Form
3. Create/Double click on text area
4. Options
5. Select "Multi-Line"
Upvotes: 2