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[tyris]

hi all
i do have a string that i then display on a web page(in a js code).

i have tryed this :

strFillOp += "alert(test);\n";

but the result is :

alert(test);alert(test);alert(test);


and what i want is :
alert(test);
alert(test);
alert(test);

what should i put in stead of \n ? Best regards X-),
Elise

 

[globos]

Hi.

I do not know which way you use to display the string.
You could try to put a break line(<br>) instead of a &quot;\n&quot;.

Bye.

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Globos

 

[drizzit]

nope because it's putted in a javascript code
i found the answer : strFillOp += &quot;alert(test);\r\n&quot;;