New line in a prompt?

[Computer Guru]

Prompts and alerts are usually one lined. However, my prompt statement is rather long and does not fit on one line. With js alerts I use something like this...

<a href="javascrip t:alert('a'+'\n '+2+'\n'+'b');" >test</a>


but this doesn't seem to work with my prompt.


[HTML]<script>
function ask()
{
pass=prompt("Th is feature will be available to non-members until July 5th 2008. Enjoy the free surfing! abc123","");
if(pass=="abc12 3" && pass!=null)
{
alert("Correct password. Access granted")
}
else { alert("Incorrec t password. Access denied") window.location .href="http://shamtech.webs.c om/loginfailure.ht m"; }
}
window.onload=a sk
//stop-->
</script>[/HTML]


Please help!

[eWish]

Moving to the JavaScript Forum.

--Kevin

[acoder]

On line 9, you have two statements without a semi-colon in between. It's always a good habit to end your statements with semi-colons anyway.