On 26 November 2003 16:59, [EMAIL PROTECTED] contributed these pearls of wisdom:
> Why doesn't this work...?
>
> $body = "
> <p>blurb blah
> <p>happy days
> <p>end of text";
>
> $body = trim($body);
>
> $body now should output:
> "<p>blurb blah\n<p>happy days\n<p>end of text" but it
> doesn't...?
No it shouldn't -- it should output exactly what you've put into the string, minus any
trailing spaces (of which there aren't any). trim() has nothing to do with
escapifying newline characters. If you wnat your text output to javascript with \n in
them, then that's exactly what you should put in them -- either that, or run a
str_replace() to turn the newlines into \n sequences.
So:
$body = "<p>blurb blah\\n<p>happy days\\n<p>end of text";
echo $body
or
$body = "
<p>blurb blah
<p>happy days
<p>end of text";
echo str_replace("\n", '\n', $body);
Cheers!
Mike
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