Re: Simplest problem
| From: | Oyvind Gronnesby | Date: | Wed, 28 Jun 2000 08:34:32 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Simplest problem | ||
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dhaval desai,
> Hey!
>
> Guys I know...that in HTML we use <br> tag to change the line.
> But I am referring that \n from a book on php called
> Core PHP Programming by Leon Atkinson.
> This guy says to use a "\n"
>
> Now tell me what is the exact problem.
When you use '\n', the only place you are going to get a newline is in
the HTML source. If you load your document and view the source from the
browser you will see a newline inserted where you printed out a '\n'.
There is a function to change '\n' to '<br>' however, and it's called
nl2br. There is no problem with your code, it behaves like it should.
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Øyvind Grønnesby
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