--- Koch-1 Linda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am using PHP 4, Apache, but the '\n' is not going to the next
> line during a print.
There are probably two issues here. One is that anything in single quotes gets
translate literally, so '\n' will output \n whereas "\n" will output a newline
charact
Hi,
> I am using PHP 4, Apache, but the '\n' is not going to the next
> line during
> a print. Has anyone else encountered this anamoly.
in the case of:
echo 'blah\n';
I've noticed it doesn't work.
In the case of:
echo "blah\n";
I've
Adam caught my error. I was not thinking correctly.
Thanks
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From: Adam Voigt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You do know that the \n will only show up in View Source
of an HTML page right? If you want it to show up in a regular
browser window, you need .
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You do know that the \n will only show up in View Source
of an HTML page right? If you want it to show up in a regular
browser window, you need .
On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 13:05, Koch-1 Linda wrote:
> I am using PHP 4, Apache, but the '\n' is not going to the next line during
> a print. Has anyone el
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I am using PHP 4, Apache, but the '\n' is not going to the next line
during
a print. Has anyone else encountered this anamoly.
[/snip]
show us the code...and what are you using to view the output file?
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