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Hi, I’ve got a perfect Twitter Service string set up, except for one thing...

Can anyone tell me how to insert a carriage return into the string, so that information within the tweet is separated into separate lines? Twitter now supports this but I cannot figure out how to add it to the string.

This is now my tweets currently look: -

11:30 #Wimborne, #Dorset, 29m • Sunrise 07:41 • Sunset 16:10 • Temp 8.2°C • Max 8.2°C at 11:29 • Min 2.1°C at 03:19 • Pressure 1014.9mb (ST) • Wind 4.0mph N • Gust 11.0mph at 10:34 • Humidity 77﹪ • DP 4.4°C • Rain 0.0mm • http://bit.ly/1TeCMBi

Any advice much appreciated.

Did you try "\n" and "\\n" or "\n\r" and "\\n\\r"?

Yes I’ve tried all those combinations, which seem to stop the auto tweets from posting at all.

hello admin,

Any solution yet for making possible to send tweets with more lines?

ie :
#WeatherReport [hh]:[mm] Temp: [th0temp-act]/[th0temp-dmax]/[th0temp-dmin]°C Rain: [rain0total-dmax]/[rain0total-mmax]/[rain0total-ymax]mm Wind: [wind0wind-act]/[wind0wind-dmax]m/s [wind0dir-act=nldir] Baro: [thb0press-act]hPa RH: [th0hum-act.ab:--] Sun: [sol0rad-act.ab:---]/[sol0rad-dmax.abc:---]Wm2 UV: [uv0index-act.a:-]/[uv0index-dmax.a:-]

Has this result :
#WeatherReport 00:21
Temp: 8.5/8.6/8.5°C
Rain: 0.0/17.0/540.4mm
Wind: 2.2/3.6m/s NW
Baro: 1008.0hPa
RH: 90
Sun: 0/0Wm2
UV: 0/0


Thanks in advance.
regards, Peter

Any further update?

Pebblebacon wrote: ↑Wed Aug 21, 2019 5:46 am Any further update?

have you tried using unicode? only issue is amount of characters on the tweet.

https://developer.twitter.com/en/docs/b ... cters.html

LF = U+000A
CR = U+000D

have you tried that? dont know if it works, but worth a try since Twitter mentions unicode.

I have not. I know nothing of Unicode and haven't the slightest idea how to incorporate any of those option into #if##then##else##fi# structure.

No go.