Mark,
You could do a couple things here. If you just want var1 and var2 on
separate lines, you could just do this:
<cfmail ...params...>
You ordered the following products from our catalog:
#var1#
#var2#
</cfmail>
By doing this, they will appear on separate lines (non-HTML).
Additionally, you could try this:
<cfmail ...params...>
You ordered the following products from our catalog:
#var1##chr(13)##var2##chr(13)#
</cfmail>
The "#chr(13)#" will translate into a carriage return when outputted by
ColdFusion.
Hope this helps,
Tyson
-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Leder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 09, 2001 8:42 AM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: CFMail output formatting
In the printed output which gets sent to someone (not using HTML
formatting), how do you force carriage-returns?
For example, var1 and var2 want to run together, without being separated
by
a space:
#var1#
#var2#
</cfmail>
Thanks,
Mark
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