New Line in C# with Aspose HTML

[Carlone22]

Hi, i’m new to this library and i don’t know to make my created html document had new line character. this is my code : ` string outFile = @“c:\result_Soap_Request.html”;

        // Initialize an empty HTML document
        using (var htmldocument = new HTMLDocument())
        {
            // Create a text element to add to the HTML document
            var machineState = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine state : "+ d.ContatoreTot2);
            var currentSpeedActualFrequence = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine actual frequency : " + d.FrequenzaAttualeMacch + "       ");
            var currentSpeedActualVelocity  = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine actual velocity : " + d.VelocitaFilmAttuale + "       ");
            var cycleCounter = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Cycle counter : " + d.ImpNumCicli + "       ");
            // Add text element to HTML body
            htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(machineState);
            htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(currentSpeedActualFrequence);
            htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(currentSpeedActualVelocity);
            htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(cycleCounter);

            // Save the HTML file to a disk
            htmldocument.Save(outFile);
        }`

I had tried all solutions , adding ‘\n’, adding the
tag in the string, using &#13 for new line but none of them has worked. Can somebody help me?
Thanks in advance

[asad.ali]

@Carlone22

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[Carlone22]

Thanks for the reply. I have already solve my problem always using Aspose but with streamWriter and MemoryStream. Thanks a lot anyways!

[asad.ali]

@Carlone22

Thanks for your feedback and it is good to know that your issue has been resolved. The content of the string passed to the CreateTextNode method is treated as text, not as HTML. Therefore, in the saved document, the string “<br />” looks like “&lt;br /&gt;”. In order to get the desired result, you can use the following two methods:

Create BR elements using the CreateElement method and add them to the tree.

using (var htmldocument = new Aspose.Html.HTMLDocument())
{
    // Create text and BR elements to add to the HTML document
    var machineState = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine state : ");
    var br1 = htmldocument.CreateElement("br");
    var machineStateValue = htmldocument.CreateTextNode(" d.ContatoreTot2");
    var currentSpeedActualFrequence = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine actual frequency : ");
    var br2 = htmldocument.CreateElement("br");
    var currentSpeedActualVelocity = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Machine actual velocity : ");
    var br3 = htmldocument.CreateElement("br");
    var cycleCounter = htmldocument.CreateTextNode("Cycle counter : ");

    // Add elements to HTML body
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(machineState);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(br1);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(machineStateValue);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(currentSpeedActualFrequence);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(br2);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(currentSpeedActualVelocity);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(br3);
    htmldocument.Body.AppendChild(cycleCounter);

    // Save the HTML file to a disk
    htmldocument.Save("lineBreak.html");
}

Or set the InnerHTML property of the Body element to the desired value. In this case, text and BR elements will be created and added automatically.

using (var htmldocument = new Aspose.Html.HTMLDocument())
{
    htmldocument.Body.InnerHTML = "Machine state : <br /> " +
                                  "d.ContatoreTot2" +
                                  "Machine actual frequency : <br /> " +
                                  "Machine actual velocity : <br /> " +
                                  "Cycle counter : ";

    // Save the HTML file to a disk
    htmldocument.Save("lineBreak.html");
}