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Posted by Rory Browne on 05/11/05 23:04
You can start by clarifying. I had to read your message three times
before I got a vague understanding.
What I'm hearing is that you want to put something like
<?php $msg = get_message(); ?> into a string? You are having
difficulty doing this because you are finding that your string
contains the value of $msg, instead of a doller sign, followed by
'msg'?
If so, then you can:
Use Single Quotes:
$code = '<?php $msg = get_message(); ?>'
or Escape your $-signs, by placing a backslash(\) in front of the $-sign
$code = "<?php \$msg = get_message(); ?>";
On 5/11/05, Dan Rossi <php@electroteque.org> wrote:
>
> Hi there I am trying to generate a php file, which has variables that i
> need to have in it ie $_SERVER but not actually be parsed as they need
> to be in the actual script. I also need to send some variables to
> assign values to other variables in the script. How is this possible ?
> I have tried placing the contents of the script within a string, but
> all the variables gets parsed, and the super globals cause an error.
> Let me know .
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