For some reason vbcrlf is not working all the time in an email I'm having sent from my site using CDonts. Is there an alternative to vbcrlf that I could use on my ASP page to give me carriage returns?
Thanks.
Woz
1:55 am on Jan 16, 2003 (gmt 0)
If you are using HTML email, then you need to replace Vbcrlf with <br>
If not, try inserting Chr(10) instead of Vbcrlf.
Onya Woz
kevinj
3:03 am on Jan 16, 2003 (gmt 0)
Thanks Woz. I'll give Chr(10) a try.
Kevin
TheDave
3:50 am on Jan 16, 2003 (gmt 0)
I'd use chr(10) + chr(13) combo - one's a linefeed, one's a carriage return. Some programs, notepad springs to mind, won't begin a new line unless there is a carriage return and linefeed. If there is only one or the other it displays the character missing box as a character. I certainly don't believe it is going to hurt to have the chr(13) = carriage return
Xoc
6:25 pm on Jan 19, 2003 (gmt 0)
Generally you use it the other way around: chr(13) & chr(10)