Carriage returns causing problems in REST request?

following seems to do the trick:


var wn_formatted =  work_notes.replace(/\r?\n|\r/g, ';'); //replaces carriage return with ;


since discovered that using JSON.stringify() on the string, and setStringParameter
in lieu of setStringParameterNoEscape in the REST message
is safer belt and braces!


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