How to echo html code in php echo not for email...
<?php echo '<a href="http://digg.com/submit?phase=2&url='. $_POST["url"] .'&title='.echo $_POST["title"].'" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.virtualdolphintherapy.com/images/digg.png" alt="Digg" width="64" height="63" border="0" /></a>'; ?>
how can i make this code to disply in browser page...
logonchristy 0 Light Poster
yonker commented: hi +0
logonchristy 0 Light Poster
Any one is there to help...
hemgoyal_1990 5 Junior Poster
You may Use the Below Specified Code:
<?PHP
echo "<a href=\"http://digg.com/submit?phase=2&url=".$_POST["url"]."&title=".$_POST["title"]." target=\"_blank\"><img src=\"http://www.virtualdolphintherapy.com/images/digg.png\" alt=\"Digg\" width=\"64\" height=\"63\" border=\"0\"/></a>";
?>
network18 15 Practically a Master Poster
try this -
<?php
echo "<a href='http:////digg.com//submit?phase=2&url='$_POST['url']'&title='$_POST['title']' target='_blank'><img src='http:////www.virtualdolphintherapy.com//images//digg.png' alt='Digg' width='64' height='63' border='0' //><//a>";
?> yonker 0 Newbie Poster
<?php echo "<a href='http:////digg.com//submit?phase=2&url='$_POST['url']'&title='$_POST['title']' target='_blank'><img src='http:////www.virtualdolphintherapy.com//images//digg.png' alt='Digg' width='64' height='63' border='0' //><//a>"; ?> logonchristy 0 Light Poster
hi frieds i solved it...
Ine_1 0 Newbie Poster
its solved? but where is the answer
cereal 1,524 Nearly a Senior Poster Featured Poster
@Ine_1
Hello, in practice you have to escape the quotes of the html code. If you use double quotes then you can write:
echo "<span class=\"smile\">hello</span>";
Notice how the class quotes are escaped by the backslash \". This can be rewritten in many ways:
echo "<span class='smile'>hello</span>";
echo '<span class="smile">hello</span>';
# with simple variable
$class = 'smile';
echo "<span class='".$class."'>hello</span>";
echo "<span class='$class'>hello</span>";
echo '<span class="'.$class.'">hello</span>';
# with array
$class['span'] = 'smile';
echo "<span class='{$class['span']}'>hello</span>";
echo '<span class="'.$class['span'].'">hello</span>';
Documentation:
timetraveller1992 10 Newbie Poster
A better idea would be to use the HEREDOC method as its much neater
<?php
$url = trim($_POST['url']);
$title = trim($_POST["title"]);
echo <<< THEHTML
<a href="http://digg.com/submit?phase=2&url=$url&title=$title" target="_blank"><img src="http://www.virtualdolphintherapy.com/images/digg.png" alt="Digg" width="64" height="63" border="0" /></a>;
THEHTML;
?>
Remember that HEREDOC stops parsing when it reads the original start word and must begin without and spaces. That is, THEHTML in the end must start without any tabs or indents for HEREDOC to work. Most people make this mistake and don't understand why their code never worked. Just a heads up!
cereal commented: good one +13
gptArun 0 Light Poster
yes , @timetraveller1992 is correct
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