If you check the source of your code you'll see that in source the text
is in two lines.
\n doesn't work as br, so this is about how HTML works, not plain
text.
Niklas
-Original Message-
From: KK Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 22. heinäkuuta 2002 14:01
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello KK,
Monday, July 22, 2002, 9:00:47 PM, you wrote:
KL Dear ALL,
KL It seems that i have a very silly problem.
KL I can't get the new line escape character to work.
KL the following is my SIMPLE script and corresponding output.
KL PHP script:
KL !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
KL-//W3C//DTD
nl2br()
KK Lee wrote:
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Dear ALL,
It seems that i
I often use: br\n
That way I get a new line in a browser and plain text as well.
KK Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear ALL,
It seems that i have a very silly problem.
I can't get the new line escape character to work.
the following is my SIMPLE script and corresponding output.
PHP
Think of it this way: br creates a line break in HTML Output, \n creates a line
break in HTML Code.
echo I really\n like\n PHP!;
HTML Code:
I really
like
PHP!
HTML Output:
I really like PHP!
HTH
It seems that i have a very silly problem.
I can't get the new line escape character to
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