Print without escaping

iceraider

I wnat to know how I can print withought escaping the quotes.

I want it to be in php code. In a echo format or soemthing.

I dont want to do like this:

<?
//PHP CODE
?> 
MY HTML CODE  

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NAME:<? $name ?>
Mail:<? $mail ?>
End HTML
<?
// PHP CODE
?>

I want to do it so I dont have to get out of the php code, and dont have to escape quotes

DigitalExpl0it


<?
//PHP CODE
?> 
MY HTML CODE  

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NAME:<? echo $name; ?>
Mail:<? echo $mail; ?>
End HTML
<?
// PHP CODE
?>

k why not use that example?

iceraider

Are you not listing to me

want to do it so I dont have to get out of the php code, and dont have to escape quotes

diego25

HTML uses double quotes, so use single quotes around PHP strings:

print '<a href="somewhere.php">';

Are you not listing to me

You might wanna consider treating the people who are trying to help you nicer....

Diego

iceraider

I have to put variables in there. so I cant use single.

diego25

Then there's no way. If you want to have variables in there, you have to either use double quotes, or go from html mode to php mode. But since you don't want to do either, there's no other way.

Diego

suntra

What about this ??

<?
$variable = "lalala";
echo <<<END
Cette syntaxe s'intitule le "here document" et 
permet d'afficher plusieurs lignes avec de 
l'interpolation de variables. Notez que la fin de
la syntaxe doit appara&icirc;tre sur une nouvelle ligne,
avec uniquement un point-virgule, et pas d'espace
suppl&eacute;mentaire!<BR />
Valeur de \$variable : $variable<BR />
"Doubles guillemets"<BR />
'Simples guillemets'<BR />
END;
?>

diego25

Oh yeah, I forgot about the heredoc operator...coz I never use it in my apps hehe.

Diego