i'm not totally sure, as I am mainly a c++ programmer, however I am certain
that the \n will work (new line)
String str = "<H1>Select User</H1><br>\nSelect (or change) the users
below.\n";
String str = "<H1>Select User</H1><br>\n" +
"Select (or change) the users below.\n";
(i'm not totally sure about the second)
When you click view source in ie or netscape, either of the above should come
up as:
<H1>Select User</H1><br>
Select (or change) the users below.
probably the easiest way if you want to continually modify the page would be
to make it load a file and write a class to insert values at the correct
point.
ie. the html file could contain
<html>
The value is ***VALUE***
</html>
after running the class the string containing the html doc could be converted
to:
<html>
The value is 18934
</html>
This makes it a hell of alot quicker and easier if you are regularly modifying
the pages.
Hopefully one of these can prove useful
Rob
Parag Thakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> In Java how do we declare String on multiple line
>
> say String str =
> " <H1 >Select User </h1> <BR>
> - Select (or change) the users below.";
>
>
> What character needs to be put in end
> Basically i want to send HTML text on a page
> is it possible to do without reformatting and
> concating?
>
> I would appreciate if anyone could let me know
>
> Parag
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