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Posted by Rik on 04/26/07 18:09
KidBrax wrote:
> Is there a way to use html as a value for a php variable while going
> in and out of the php tag?
>
> For example, can you do something like this?
>
> <?php $strHtml = ?>
> <p>somehtml here</p>
> <?php ; ?>
>
> so that the value of $strHtml equals "<p>somehtml here</p>"
>
AFAIK, no. Which a simple test would show.
Heredoc saves a lot of escaping quotes though, if that's your problem:
$strHTML = <<<HTML
<p>someHtml here, where we dont have to worry about escaping ' and ", so
that'll just go fine. Hell, we can even use variables:
{$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']}. The only thing that should be escaped here is
are valid variable names, so $names should be \$names.
HTML;
--
Rik Wasmus
Estimated date being able to walk again: 01-05-2007.
Less then a week, hurray!
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