Question...

[El_Moe]

I need do do something like:

<a href="blahblah.php3?variable=" <php? $value ?> BLAH</a>

it doesn't work, for obvious reasons.

How can I do it? Is there any function for calling a HTML instruction? Eg: call($string,....), where $string would be "<a href="blahblah.php3?variable=".$value."BLAH</a>"?

[intenz]

Try...

<a href="blahblah.php3?variable=<?=$variable?>">BLAH</a>

[alanzhao]

blahblah.php3

PHP5 is coming:rolleyes:

I wonder did you save the file as .php even though there were mostly HTML there😉

just found a error, should be

<a href="blahblah.php3?variable="<php? $value ?>"> BLAH</a>

[El_Moe]

Nope, none of those two work...

It sends nothing, as expected....

[dalecosp]

Intenz's suggestion should work, but only if short_open_tags is on in php.ini...and you finish the statement with a semicolon 😉

Otherwise it's

<a href="blahblah.php3?variable=<?php echo $variable; ?>">BLAH</a>

[intenz]

dalecosp,

You don't need a semicolon if there's nothing after the line except ?>

[El_Moe]

Finally, it works!

Thanx to all of you!

[dalecosp]

Originally posted by intenz
dalecosp,

You don't need a semicolon if there's nothing after the line except ?>

OOps, right, @#%%$@# it.

Can you tell I'm currently working on C ? :o