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    Default echo line breaks within <script>

    ive tried "\n" but i dont get line breaks. how can i break each line?

    Code:
    	echo '<script>';
    	echo "$('#socialQues').load('ques/ques1.php');";
    	echo '$("#socialSubjTitle").animate({"left": "24px"}, "fast");';
    	echo '$("#socialSubj").animate({"left": "74px"}, "fast");';
    	echo '$("#socialQues").fadeIn(0);';
    	echo '$("#socialQues").animate({"left": "264px"}, "fast");';
    	echo '</script>';

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    You have to use double quotes "\n" to make a line break, or concatenate it (which is what I recommend in your case). For example:
    Code:
    echo 'Hello!'."\n";
    You can only use \n with double quotes just as you can only use variables without concatenating in double quotes.

    Good luck
    Jeremy | jfein.net

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