Why is my brain deserting me at this critical time?

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Folks:
In a PHP page, I have this -
<?php echo('hello'."\n\r"); ?>
yet I do not get the newlines. 'Sup?
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Answer 1

As a matter of practice, I always include line breaks with
<br> tags, to
keep the line lengths manageable in the source code:
<?php echo "hello<br>\r\n"; ?>
Tom
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> No, actually I wanted it in the browser. You have set me
straight again.
> Thanks, Tom.
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>> "Murray *ACE*"
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>> news:eepdpt$5dm$[email protected]..
>>> Folks:
>>>
>>> In a PHP page, I have this -
>>>
>>> <?php echo('hello'."\n\r"); ?>
>>>
>>> yet I do not get the newlines. 'Sup?
>>
>> Windows new lines are \r\n, not the other way
around. You'll only see it
>> in the source code. Is that what you want?
>>
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