makeshift wrote:lol. i can't believe this post is actually happening.
"I dont remember what i tried"
HAHAHAHHA.
S'ok, we were all newbs at one point in time.
Doing a hyperlink is the same as if you were doing a simple HTML document. All you need to do is watch which quotes you use. Since you surrounded your string in double quotes, the easiest way to use quotes in the string would be to use double quotes.
If you DID need to use double quotes, you'd have to escape them. "Escaping" quotes simply means adding a backslash ( \ ) directly before them so PHP doesn't think you're trying to end the string.
EDIT: So, here's an example of the same string using both types of quotes:
echo "This isn't hard at all, just insert some HTML like <a href=\"http://www.yahoo.com\">so</a>! See, it's that easy.";
echo 'This isn\'t hard at all, just insert some HTML like <a href="http://www.yahoo.com">so</a>! See, it\'s that easy.';
For more information about the difference between single quoted and double quoted strings, visit this man page: [man]language.types.string[/man].
