> Realize that that is only making a hard break in the html document that > then gets parsed by the browser.. HTML doesn't recognize whitespace in > the document itself without a <pre> (preformatted) tag. So you could do > one of two things: > > [$ if (blah) $] text1 > [$ endif $] > <br> > [$ if (blah2) $] text2 > [$ endif $]
Except it's not generating HTML, but the text for a plain text email. So the <br> tag is definitely going to show up in the mail message body. That's why I was hoping there'd be some invisible way of doing this. (First time I've ever really tried to control the formatting of the output like this: normally, it's all HTML and I don't care.) I figured that anything between tags would be left alone by the embperl processing. That is, it'd process the first [$ if $] statement, find the end of the statement, then spit out everything up to the next statement as-is. Lather, rinse, repeat. Charlie Hills CreditMinders Development Team 512.263.7003 x223 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
