using " in php...

[stupid_goat]

I've been searching on google for this because I think this is a basic thing, but I must be blind or something because I haven't found an answer.

The question is: how can I have a link (<a href="http://url">blah</a>) inside PHP? The links work fine on IE without the " ", but they don't with netscape/mozilla. If I put the " " to the link inside php, I get some kind of error.

I know I have to do like... <a href / > and </a /> for the html tags, but I don't know about the " " things... Thanks in advance.

[hand]

<?
print "<a href=\"http://url\">blah</a>";

print '<a href="http://url">blah</a>';

print "<a href='http://url'>blah</a>";

print <<<eop
<a href="http://url">blah</a>
eop;
?>
<a href="http://url">blah</a>
<?
// ...

[stupid_goat]

Thanks a lot, it works now. 🙂