Jamming all these in an array?

[PupChow]

I am trying to jam all these Javascript / PHP commands into a single array element (?), but I have used both single and double quotes... is there any way around it?

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echo "<script type='text/javascript'>";
echo "var point = new GPoint(" . $row[X] . "," . $row[Y] . ");";
echo "address = '<b>".$row[TroupeName]."</b>';";
echo "var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);";
echo "map.addOverlay(marker);";
echo "\n";

echo "</script>";

I was hoping to add all those to $Points, and just create a loop later on that can print out all these commands. Is my logic wrong?

[laserlight]

If you really need to just concatenate:

echo "<script type='text/javascript'>"
	. "var point = new GPoint(" . $row[X] . "," . $row[Y] . ");"
	. "address = '<b>".$row[TroupeName]."</b>';"
	. "var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);"
	. "map.addOverlay(marker);"
	. "\n"
	. "</script>";

[PupChow]

Thanks! Can I do something like this then?

$Points =
echo "<script type='text/javascript'>"
. "var point = new GPoint(" . $row[X] . "," . $row[Y] . ");"
. "address = '<b>".$row[TroupeName]."</b>';"
. "var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);"
. "map.addOverlay(marker);"
. "\n"
. "</script>";



Or do I need to somehow get a set of quotes around all those commands?

[laserlight]

If you want to assign a string to an array element, then you should not use the echo:

$Points[$i] = "<script type='text/javascript'>"
	. "var point = new GPoint(" . $row[X] . "," . $row[Y] . ");"
	. "address = '<b>".$row[TroupeName]."</b>';"
	. "var marker = createInfoMarker(point, address);"
	. "map.addOverlay(marker);"
	. "\n"
	. "</script>";

Note that I chaged your array subscript for i to $i