<? echo ?> spacing variables question...

maske

Ok,

You can either...

<?
$space= " ";
$somevar= "test";
?>

<?
echo $somevar, $space, $somevar;
?>

<?
$somevar="test";
?>

<?
echo $somevar, " ", $somevar;
?>

To get a space between variables right? Is there any other way?

Thanks,
Doug

maybl8r03

echo "{$thisvar} {$thatvar}&nbsp;{$anothervar}<br/>{$whatevervar}";

GreyBoy

Some one correct me if Im wrong, but wouldnt the following work???

<?
    $somevar = "test";
     echo = "$somevar $somevar";
?>

Quest

echo $blah." ".$blah2;


$blah="Blah "; //notice the space

Weedpacket

And just to round the menagerie off:

<?php echo $foo?> <?php echo $bar?>

drawmack

just remember when you're playing with   that it will stop the line from wrapping in the browser window.

maske

Originally posted by GreyBoy
Some one correct me if Im wrong, but wouldnt the following work???
<?
    $somevar = "test";
     echo = "$somevar $somevar";
?>
[/B]

I don't know why but it isn't leaving that space in when I use comma's and a space between variables...

osusano

this 1 will give u an error coz of the equal "=" sign u add from your echo

<? 
    $somevar = "test"; 
     echo = "$somevar $somevar"; 
?> 
[code=php]

but this 1 will do.
[code=php]
<? 
    $somevar = "test"; 
     echo "$somevar $somevar"; 
?> 
[code=php]

tekky

Originally posted by maske
I don't know why but it isn't leaving that space in when I use comma's and a space between variables...

because thats not right....

echo $var $var2 $var3;

should space it out if I'm not mistaken...

or echo "$var $var2 $var3"; as was previously posted would work also....

or any other number of ways that was posted beforehand 🙂

GreyBoy

Originally posted by osusano
this 1 will give u an error coz of the equal "=" sign u add from your echo
<? 
    $somevar = "test"; 
     echo = "$somevar $somevar"; 
?> 
[code=php]

but this 1 will do.
[code=php]
<? 
    $somevar = "test"; 
     echo "$somevar $somevar"; 
?> 
[code=php] [/B][/QUOTE] 

lol yeah, that was just a mistake. ;)