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Old June 9th, 2004, 03:45 PM
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Does anyone know how to format alert messages? For example..

This is my main alert info and then after this info, I want a list as follows:

1) yada yada yada
2) yada yada yada
3) yada yada yada

Is formatting in an alert possible?

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Old June 9th, 2004, 03:50 PM
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You can insert a newline character to get alerts that have more than one line of text.

alert('1) yada yada yada\n2) yada yada yada\n3) yada yada yada');

The newline character is the '\n' in there. However Javascript tends to choke if you insert newlines the other way:

alert('1) yada yada yada
2) yada yada yada
3) yada yada yada');

It doesn't like spanning multiple lines.

AFAIK, the newline character is the one formatting allowed.

HTH!

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I seem to remember that you can use \t for TAB.

 
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Yeah, just tried it, you can.

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