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How the heck do you write a \n in ASP?

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Old November 18th, 2003, 02:30 PM
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Question How the heck do you write a \n in ASP?
This is driving me mad.

Response.Write "\n"

doesn't work. It actually prints out "\n" not the character '\n'
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If you are using VBScript, use the vbcrlf constant. Or vbcr or vblf if you want just a return or a linefeed individually.
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That worked, thanks. I swear there's nothing online about those constants that I could find.
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