HTML in echo (" ")?

[Anon]

Hey!!!!

I have a question... if I want to put a whole HTML site in an echo (" ") statement, are there other ways to do it then doing this: TEST=\"value\" all the way in the HTML source?

I want do do something like this

if($site=="aboutme") {
echo (" a_whole_HTML_page ");
}
if($site=="portfolio") {
echo (" a_whole_HTML_page ");
}

Any other suggestions??
I've heard about <?php include("blabla"); ?>
how can I use this in my "stupid problem"?

Thanks
rober2.net

[Anon]

Hi,

use this..

<? include ("your_html.html");?>

this include the file as part of the code in the php, as it was written there.

[Anon]

Rober2.net:

If you want to include a complete html file in the page like you described, it's better to use include as Fernando suggested.

If you want to include large chunks of HTML in strings, you can use for example:

$sMyHtml = 'TEST="value"';

or the HEREDOC syntax

$sMyHtml = <<<EOT
TEST="value"
EOT;

For more see:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php

.samuli

[Anon]

The include solution is your best bet...

G

[Anon]

Hey! Thanks for your support everybody!!

But when I inserts the include statement it displays three HTML sites in one, and I want it to be like this index.php?site=aboutme ( that displays ONLY the about me section.)

Is there any way I can "disable" the Include statement, until ?site=about is pressed by the user (by a link of course 🙂 )

Would this work as a "disable" function?
(If it does I gonna jump outta window 🙂 )

<?
if ($site == "aboutme") {
include ("aboutme.php");
}
if ($site == "portfolio") {
include ("portfolio.php");

}
?>

Thanks again!!!