Posted by Curtis on 02/03/07 00:49

On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 04:42:46 -0800, Bowen <simon@xiano.co.uk> wrote:

> There is no need to use brackets. You don't need spaces when you
> concatenate strings either. For example $var1 . $var2 should be
> $var1.$var2.
>
> echo "<input type=3D\"hidden\" name=3D\"x_description\" value=3D\"".
> $x_Description."\">\n" ;
> echo "input type=3D\"hidden\" name=3D\"x_login\" value=3D\"".$loginid.=
"\">
> \n";
> echo "<input type=3D\"hidden\" name=3D\"x_amount\" value=3D\"".$amount=
.."\">
> \n";
>
>
>

White space between concatenation is entirely up to the author. $foo . =

$bar is the same as $foo.$bar.

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Curtis, http://dyersweb.com

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