\n must be included in double-quotes because it's treated like a variable.
echo "This works\n"; // Displays: This works
echo "This doesn't work\n'; // Displays: This doesn't work\n
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Labunski)
> Newsgroups: php.general
> Date: Mon, 5 Apr 2004 00:58:35 +0300
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: \n is not working!
>
> \n isn't working properly.
>
> Why do this line $new_topic = $post_0.'|'.$post_1.'|'.'$post_2\n'; writes to
> the document
> one|two|three\n
> but not
> one|two|three (and break)
>
>
>
> whole code:
>
> if ($a=="new"){
> $post_0 = $_POST["one"];
> $post_1 = $_POST["two"];
> $post_2 = $_POST["three"];
> if ($post_1 !=""){
> if ($post_2 !=""){
> $m_fails=fopen('../data/menu.txt','a');
> $new_topic = $post_0.'|'.$post_1.'|'.'$post_2\n';
> fwrite($m_fails,$new_topic);
> fclose($m_fails);
> }}
> }
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