Carriage Return in Web.config file?

[Waldy]

Hi there,
I am reading a string from a web.config file and displaying
it in a label on an .ASPX page. I want a carriage return in the string so
that it looks right, but can't get it to put one in.. I have tried using \n
and
e.t.c. in the config file setting but none of those produce a
carraige return in the output. Is this possible?

 

[Waldy]

<br />

Hi Mark,
I've tried that, but it doesn't work. It crashes the
application if you just enter <br/> in the web.config file and if you escape
the less than / greater than characters, it just comes out as <br/> in the
text.

 

[Segundo Serrano]

Hi,

<appSettings>
<add key="XXX" value="XXX-zzzz" />

</appSettings>

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Label1.Text = ConfigurationManager.AppSettings("XXX").Replace("-", "<br />")

HTH,

S. Serrano P.
Sistemas
JABSOFT
blog: http://dotnet-peru.blogspot.com
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511-2428802


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"Waldy" <[email protected]> escribió en el mensaje <br />

Hi Mark,
I've tried that, but it doesn't work. It crashes the
application if you just enter <br/> in the web.config file and if you escape
the less than / greater than characters, it just comes out as <br/> in the
text.

 

[Waldy]

<br />

Mark,
you were right. I realised that I was using a span directly
rather than an asp:label to render a span. If you set the label text it
does process the <br> and render a new line.

 

[rogers.terry]

Hi Mark,
I've tried that, but it doesn't work. It crashes the
application if you just enter <br/> in the web.config file and if you escape
the less than / greater than characters, it just comes out as <br/> in the
text.

Try a Literal instead of a Label.