Edit report at http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=9542&edit=1
ID: 9542
Comment by: dwurry at gmail dot com
Reported by: davidlbarber at home dot comEch
Summary: \n not forcing a new line.
Status: Closed
Type: Bug
Package: Strings related
Operating System: Corel Linux 1.1.2
PHP Version: 4.0.4pl1
Block user comment: N
Private report: N
New Comment:
To print a newline in the browser ad a <p> tag to create a new
paragraph. Like
this:
echo ("<p>The sql is: ".$sql);
You can close it too if you like.... echo("</p>");
Previous Comments:
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[2004-04-09 19:27:45] tomsommer@php.net
cperrywebrat at yahoo dot com:
Read the documentation,
http://php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
Not a bug.
Please don't comment on old and closed bugs, create a new one - after
doublechecking the manual
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[2004-04-09 16:23:15] cperrywebrat at yahoo dot com
I also do not get a new line using this:
<?php
echo('<BR>Number of \r\nrecords f\rou\nnd: '.$counter);
?>
Yes, I am looking at this in a browser. Is there maybe a configuration
setting not allowing this?
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[2001-03-04 12:10:46] cynic@php.net
are you looking at it in a browser? if so, look at the source of the
page. the newline is there. if not, reopen the report.
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[2001-03-04 02:25:12] davidlbarber at home dot comEch
<?php echo "Some String \n"
echo "Some more String \n"
?>
I expected this output:
Some String
Some more String
But I'm getting this output:
Some StringSome more String
No new line is being forced. The problem also occurs with PRINT
as well as ECHO.
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