Arne,
Your code worked fine for me. I just removed the while and output 4 lines
code like:
echo "{visitor}  " .
"{29}  " .
"{home}  " .
"{31}  " .
"{2}" .
"\n";
echo "{visitor}  " .
"{29}  " .
"{home}  " .
"{31}  " .
"{2}" .
"\n";
echo "{visitor}  " .
"{29}  " .
"{home}  " .
"{31}  " .
"{2}" .
"\n";
echo "{visitor}  " .
"{29}  " .
"{home}  " .
"{31}  " .
"{2}" .
"\n";
And the result was:
{visitor}  {29}  {home}  {31}  {2}
{visitor}  {29}  {home}  {31}  {2}
{visitor}  {29}  {home}  {31}  {2}
{visitor}  {29}  {home}  {31}  {2}
That was using a CLI PHP interface though.
I notice that you are using though, if this is a web environment,
you need to use a web linefeed which is <br/> as \n's are ignored in a web
environment.
> Bogus Bill wrote:
>
> This did not work for me. I am running 1.4.1, and am using PHP on my
> website. I want to give a list of scores, each separated by a linefeed.
> Here is a code snippet:
>
> while($row = mysql_fetch_array($result, MYSQL_ASSOC))
> {
> echo "{$row['visitor']} &nbsp;" .
> "{$row['visitor_score']} &nbsp;" .
> "{$row['home']} &nbsp;" .
> "{$row['home_score']} &nbsp;" .
> "{$row['quarter']}" .
> "\n";
> }
>
> The lines still run together.
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Bill Rigdon