Simple PHP question

[dodger21]

How do I assign this html string to a php variable and then how do I call that variable in my html?

This is the string I want to assign to a php variable

<a href="somelink.htm" onMouseOver="window.status='blahblahblah';return true" onMouseOut="window.status='';return true">

[phpslave]

the message board will problem take this and fuck it up with hahahaha or somebullshit, but here;

$str = "<a href=\"somelink.htm\" onMouseOver=\"window.status='blahblahblah';return true\" onMouseOut=\"window.status='';return true\">";
?>

<!-- then in your html -->

<?=$str?>

<!-- or -->
<?
print $str;
?>

there are many ways to do it

PHP Code:

$str = "<a href=\"somelink.htm\" onMouseOver=\"window.status='blahblahblah';return true\" onMouseOut=\"window.status='';return true\">";
?>

<!-- then in your html -->

<?=$str?>

<!-- or -->
<?
print $str;
?>

[dodger21]

Thanks. I had everything right except for escaping the quotes. WTF is the hahaha shit?

[stev0]

Originally posted by dodger21
Thanks. I had everything right except for escaping the quotes. WTF is the hahaha shit?

That's the board censoring words

[Doc911]

If you don't like all the escaping you can save the data in a txt file and do

<?
$string = "file.txt";
file_get_contents($string);
print ("$string");
?>