What's ol' good CRLF equivalent in C#/ASP.NET?
What's ol' good CRLF equivalent in C#/ASP.NET?
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Colleagues,
The Subject line says it.
I wouldn't bother you with such trivial matter, but I can't find anything in MS's documentation, neither can recall what it was in ol' good C/C++ (last worked with it in mid-late 1990s)... so:
I need to assign a 2-lines text to, say, Label, or TextBox, or Button object on a (Web) form.
I tried this:
and it didn't work: the line displayed was "Number of items requested must be13between 1 and 40!"
Hence the question in Subject.
Please advise!
And BTW, I do not see MultiLine (or similar) property in any of those aforementioned controls in ASP.NET - where did they go?
The Subject line says it.
I wouldn't bother you with such trivial matter, but I can't find anything in MS's documentation, neither can recall what it was in ol' good C/C++ (last worked with it in mid-late 1990s)... so:
I need to assign a 2-lines text to, say, Label, or TextBox, or Button object on a (Web) form.
I tried this:
CODE
lblQuantityExceeded.Text = "Number of items requested must be" + (13).ToString() + "between 1 and " + lblOnHandCount.Text + "!";
and it didn't work: the line displayed was "Number of items requested must be13between 1 and 40!"
Hence the question in Subject.
Please advise!
And BTW, I do not see MultiLine (or similar) property in any of those aforementioned controls in ASP.NET - where did they go?
Regards,
Ilya
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RE: What's ol' good CRLF equivalent in C#/ASP.NET?
If you are generating HTML, try <br/>
RE: What's ol' good CRLF equivalent in C#/ASP.NET?
Regards,
Ilya