Text in the message box should be the next next lines

Question

Basically i display the some text in the MessageBox with Ok and Cancel button in WindowPhone 7.1.

I need the requirement like the below.

Some text will be here....

Property:value...

Actually we can simply the text in the MessageBox, but how can i add the linebreak between the text in the MessageBox.. Is there any way to do this in Windows Phone?

Answer 1

您可以使用Environment.Newline进行换行

string msg = "Text here" + Environment.NewLine + "some other text";

Answer 2

MessageBox.Show("Line 1" + Environment.NewLine + "Line 2");

Answer 3

You can try

\\n or <br /> for line Breaks. I am not sure if this will work:

Example:

string msg = "Some text will be here\nProperty:value";

MessageBox.Show(msg);

Answer 4

 MessageBox.Show("aa" + Environment.NewLine + Environment.NewLine + "bb");

Answer 5

This is a old post, but... If your text comes from resource file, none of the suggested solution works. In VS resource editor, you have to use Shift+Enter to enter new line. All others will just show as raw text like "\\n" or, "\\r\\n" or "<br />".

Answer 6

There are 2 options \\n and Environment.NewLine

Option 1: \\n

I don't know if this work for sure on Windows phone but I think it would

\\n - New line. Place as much as sentences as you want

MessageBox.Show("Some Text Here In The Line NO.1\nSome Text Here In Line NO.2");

Will show:

Some Text Here In The Line NO.1
Some Text Here In Line NO.2

OR

MessageBox.Show("Some Text Here In The Line NO.1 +"\n" + "Some Text Here In Line NO.2");

Will show the same as the first one:

Some Text Here In The Line NO.1
Some Text Here In Line NO.2

Option 2: Environment.NewLine

Environment.NewLine - New line. Place as much as sentences as you want

MessageBox.Show("Some Text Here In The Line NO.1" + Environment.NewLine + "Some Text Here In Line NO.2");

Will show the same as the first one:

Some Text Here In The Line NO.1
Some Text Here In Line NO.2

From msdn.microsoft

The functionality provided by NewLine (Environment.NewLine) is often what is meant by the terms newline, line feed, line break, carriage return, CRLF, and end of the line.

I prefer \\n because is shorter and faster but whatever you like.

Answer 7

If you have a very very large message to display, use:

MessageBox.Show(String.Join(Environment.NewLine,
                            "Line 1",
                            "Line 2",
                            "Line 3"));