Inserting carriage returns in an email

[jakeyg]

got the following function to send emails which works peachy
only problem is I want a carriage return at the end of the line

I've tried <BR>, %0D%0A and vbCrLf in various guises and places and I always end up with <BR>, %0D%0A or vbCrLf in instead of a carriage return

It's called in an ASP page, which passes in the recipient

function SendEmail(sTo)
Set objNewMail = Server.CreateObject("CDONTS.NewMail")
objNewMail.BodyFormat = 0
objNewMail.MailFormat = 0

strBody = " Thank you for registering %0D%0A "
strBody = strBody & "The website address is "

objNewMail.Body= strbody
objNewMail.send "me@home.co.uk", sTo , "the subject"

Set objNewMail = Nothing
end function

any ideas on which code/method/punctation I need to get a carriage return in

thanks

 

[PHV]

strBody = " Thank you for registering " & vbNewLine

Hope This Helps, PH.
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[jakeyg]

No
it still sends the email though, just not with the carriage return
hmm

 

[tsuji]

jakeyg,

Try this, as you're using html format.
[tt]
strBody = " Thank you for registering[blue]<br>[/blue]"
strBody = strBody & "The website address is "
[/tt]
regards - tsuji

 

[jakeyg]

Tried putting them in again for the crack and that's it working.
That was what I had in in the first place that didn't work, cause I had the address in <A> tags too and that didn't work either and that works now too :-S

thanks and sorry for the dullard question