On 7 Mar 2005 Jay Blanchard wrote:
/t and /n do not work for HTML output. If you view the source of your
HTML output you will see that the tabs and newlines are used properly.
You will have to substitute an HTML equivalent.
The HTML equivalent would likely be tables -- but if he uses pre then
the tabs and newlines should work.
For the original poster -- in other words, near the start:
$row = preFilesystem\t . Size\n;
and near the end:
$row .= /pre\n
If you don't mind the monospaced font then that should work -- though
you are at the mercy of whatever the browser uses for tab spacing.
--
Tom
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