LINE BREAK ISSUE

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Simon Gare

Hi all,

have a line of code in a ViewLocation.aspx.cs file below

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("Driver No:
").Append(driver.DriverNo.ToString()).Append("<br>");
sb.Append("Name: ").Append(driver.FirstName).Append("
").Append(driver.LastName).Append("<br>");
sb.Append("Phone: ").Append(driver.PDAPhoneNumber);

Problem is when it is displayed on the page it shows like this

Driver No: 1<br>Name: Donald Stewart<br>Phone etc etc

Should be

Driver No: 1
Name: Donald Stewart
Phone: 07912 000000 etc etc

Anyone help?

Regards
Simon


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Simon Gare
The Gare Group Limited

website: www.thegaregroup.co.uk
website: www.privatehiresolutions.co.uk
 
Simon said:
Hi all,

have a line of code in a ViewLocation.aspx.cs file below

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
sb.Append("Driver No:
").Append(driver.DriverNo.ToString()).Append("<br>");
sb.Append("Name: ").Append(driver.FirstName).Append("
").Append(driver.LastName).Append("<br>");
sb.Append("Phone: ").Append(driver.PDAPhoneNumber);

Problem is when it is displayed on the page it shows like this

Driver No: 1<br>Name: Donald Stewart<br>Phone etc etc

Should be

Driver No: 1
Name: Donald Stewart
Phone: 07912 000000 etc etc

Anyone help?
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The problem is not in the code that you have shown, but in the code that
you haven't shown. The StringBuilder doesn't show anything on the page,
it only creates a string. It's the way that you display the string on
the page that decides how it's going to show up.

You are using a method that html encodes the string when it's shown on
the page. What you want to do is to use a method that doesn't.
 
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