A couple possible reasons :
1. Mixing \n and
\n won't create a newline within your browser but rather it will within
your html source code. Meaning, look at your html source and notice the
newlines.
2. Using single quotes
echo '\n'; will literally print '\n', in otherwords, it won't be
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How are you using it?
Show some code...maybe you're doing echo '\n' instead of "\n"...
jack
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Hi, somebody kn
My guess is that it is working, just not like you'd expect. You're
generating HTML, so if you want a new line to be displayed in your HMTL
document you need to do
echo "Hello there";
instead of "Hello there\n";
\n will give you a pretty new line if you look at the source of the page
Keith Jeffe
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