Appending files in PHP… can't get new line (\n) to work with variables?

Instead of hard-coding the newline, you can use the standard PHP_EOL constant, which is the end-of-line marker for the platform you're executing the script on.

Instead of hard-coding the newline, you can use the standard PHP_EOL constant, which is the end-of-line marker for the platform you're executing the script on: fwrite($f, $usrname . PHP_EOL); Of course, if you want the file to be portable to other operating systems, then you should pick an EOL marker and stick with it, ignoring what the host platform uses.

Thanks, works great! – Ken Mar 26 at 19:53.

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