On 23/01/06, David Stanek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On 1/22/06, Wavy Davy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > In your example the \n and \t are expected.
So embedded tabs are translated to two unicode character "\" and "t"? This seems odd, as html condenses white space. Is the a specific reason for this behaviour? Say I have a paragraph like so: <p>Some fluff text with a reference to a $variable and then a newline > When this is printed to the browser the characters should be interpreted > correctly. > The \n and \t is just a textual representation of a newline and a tab. When I grab the page using wget, get a utf encoded html file with the literal string > When you quickstart a project, do you see the \n and \t characters? If I put a tab or newline in to the welcome text on a line containing a $var ref in, yes it does. I actually first noticed when using toolbox/widgets -- wavy davy "True religion confronts earth with heaven and brings eternity to bear on time" - A. W. Tozer
