HI,
I am not able to echo a new line using
echo "\n";
I'v also tried giving
echo "\r\n"; and
echo "\r";
none of them worked...but instead of a new line it is giving a space.
I am writing code on a window XP system and the apache server is on a linux terminal....using SSH to upload the file from my system to the server.
Please help me,
regards
chanduyou can't echo a new line like that. that is for the source of the code when you look at it. a new line is a break tag <br />
echo "<br />\n";
echo "<br />\n";
that will show like this in the source
<br />
<br />
but if you takew the \n off it will show like this
<br /><br />
get it?It works,
Thanx very much....
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chanduOriginally posted by t_ravichandu
It works,
Thanx very much....
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chandu
:rofl:Originally posted by t_ravichandu
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chandu Oh, yeah. He's cute alright
Here coochy coochy coo. Who wants a bwig cuddly wuddly
But guys...I have seen using just \n for a new line in a lot of occassions. It is also given in PHP manual from PHP.net....
any clues.....
Use it when writing flat files or when you want newlines to appear in a text field.
As Scoutt says, not for creating newlines in HTML documents as these are created using <br> (or <br /> if you wish to be XHTML compliant).
I am not able to echo a new line using
echo "\n";
I'v also tried giving
echo "\r\n"; and
echo "\r";
none of them worked...but instead of a new line it is giving a space.
I am writing code on a window XP system and the apache server is on a linux terminal....using SSH to upload the file from my system to the server.
Please help me,
regards
chanduyou can't echo a new line like that. that is for the source of the code when you look at it. a new line is a break tag <br />
echo "<br />\n";
echo "<br />\n";
that will show like this in the source
<br />
<br />
but if you takew the \n off it will show like this
<br /><br />
get it?It works,
Thanx very much....
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chanduOriginally posted by t_ravichandu
It works,
Thanx very much....
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chandu
:rofl:Originally posted by t_ravichandu
by the way your avathar is the cute monster i'v ever seen...
regards
chandu Oh, yeah. He's cute alright
Here coochy coochy coo. Who wants a bwig cuddly wuddly
But guys...I have seen using just \n for a new line in a lot of occassions. It is also given in PHP manual from PHP.net....any clues.....
Use it when writing flat files or when you want newlines to appear in a text field. As Scoutt says, not for creating newlines in HTML documents as these are created using <br> (or <br /> if you wish to be XHTML compliant).