Simple PHP question
 

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">

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

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

That's the board censoring words

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");
?>