Hyperlink to a File in a Folder Negates Carriage Return in Email

[bmccollum]

I have some code that dynamically builds what's supposed to be 3 separate lines of info. to send via AutoIt in an email.

Local $body = "Plan Ident:  XYZ" & @crlf & @crlf & "Payroll Period:  9/6/2014 - 9/12/2014"  & @crlf & "Data File:  " & "<a href=""x:SomeFile.csv"">x:SomeFile.csv</a>"

If I *don't* include the "href" syntax for making the link to the "x:SomeFile.csv" file hyperlinked in the email, the above lines show correctly in the email as:

Plan Ident:  XYZ

Payroll Period:  9/6/2014 - 9/12/2014

Data File:  x:SomeFile.csv

However, with the "href" used, the @crlf is ignored altogether and my 3 lines of text end up being all strung together in a single line, and it's not very readable:

Plan Ident:  XYZ Payroll Period:  9/6/2014 - 9/12/2014 Data File:  x:SomeFile.csv

Any idea at all as to what adjustment I can make to keep the "x:SomeFile.csv" file hyperlinked in the email plus keep all of the info. on 3 individual lines?

Thanks in advance if anyone has any suggestions.

[MikahS]

Put them in the email seperately.

Local $body = "Plan Ident:  XYZ" & @crlf & @crlf & "Payroll Period:  9/6/2014 - 9/12/2014"  & @crlf
Local $hLink = "Data File:  " & "<a href=""x:\SomeFile.csv"">x:\SomeFile.csv</a>"

[MikahS]

Or instead of using a @CRLF maybe try an @CR or a @LF.

[bmccollum]

Ended up just having to put "<br />" in there after each line and the email outputs as desired.  Thanks for the suggestions.

[MikahS]

Glad you figured it out, and anytime