P.S.
Begginer is spelt correctly as: Beginner
Its quite simple, use the same technique I use on my 5 year old son.
Spell it as it sounds:
Be-gin-ner
Three syllables, Three easy sounds, and its spelt correctly!!
Instead of your retarded, uneducated, likely American [oops, did I go
over the line there with my severe hatred of the USA? Sorry about that]
spelling of Begginer
tata!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Harry Baya" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <php-install@lists.php.net>
Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 8:09 AM
Subject: [PHP-INSTALL] Begginer's Questions...
I gather there is an archive for this listServ. How do I get to it? I
will explore on my own.
The question I joined this listServ to ask is below. Please let me
know if it should be posted in a different list:
I have installed PHP and Apache to run locally on my Windows XP
machine. It works! However, when I view a .php web page (i.e.
mixing PHP and HTML) the book I have says that "\n" used inside
double quotes in a print or echo command should cause a line feed.
It does not do so for me. If I use <br /> I get a line feed, but not
with \n. See example below.
<?php
print "I'm just ducky.\n\nhow are you?";
?>
This does NOT put in the line feeds I expect from \n. Why is that?
Can I fix it? Is that a browser setting, or maybe a PHP setting?
I noticed that the \t and \r also seem to do nothing. However \$, \\
and \" seem to work as desired. Oddly I found that \$ and $ both put
a $ in the web page, both \ and \\ put a single slash in the web
page. Help !
Harry
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