Re: [PHP] Variables - showing onpage

2003-11-30 Thread John Nichel
Biph wrote:

I have a question, and maybe I'm an idiot (alright not maybe). I can't get
the damned variables to stop showing their variable names on the screen,
like a variable $stock_quote appears in the HTML as $stock_quote, what the
hell am I doing wrong? I'm using Win2K to test a site on my own computer
using Apache2, but all variables from MySQL to PHP are just showing up as
the variable name and not the value in the HTML.Any help would be nice.
example:

is apprearing as:
the price is $price
in the HTML instead of:
the price is 1.00
PHP will not interpret variables inside of single quotes.  Use double 
quotes, or break out of the quotes...

print("the price is: $price")
print('the price is: ' . $price)
http://us3.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php

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RE: [PHP] Variables - showing onpage

2003-11-30 Thread Jeroen Serpieters
You have to put it between double quotes.

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Subject: [PHP] Variables - showing onpage


I have a question, and maybe I'm an idiot (alright not maybe). I can't get
the damned variables to stop showing their variable names on the screen,
like a variable $stock_quote appears in the HTML as $stock_quote, what the
hell am I doing wrong? I'm using Win2K to test a site on my own computer
using Apache2, but all variables from MySQL to PHP are just showing up as
the variable name and not the value in the HTML.Any help would be nice.
example:

is apprearing as:
the price is $price
in the HTML instead of:
the price is 1.00

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Re: [PHP] Variables - showing onpage

2003-11-30 Thread Jason Wong
On Sunday 30 November 2003 15:54, Biph wrote:
> I have a question, and maybe I'm an idiot (alright not maybe). I can't get
> the damned variables to stop showing their variable names on the screen,
> like a variable $stock_quote appears in the HTML as $stock_quote, what the
> hell am I doing wrong? I'm using Win2K to test a site on my own computer
> using Apache2, but all variables from MySQL to PHP are just showing up as
> the variable name and not the value in the HTML.Any help would be nice.
> example:
>  $price = 1.00
> print('the price is: $price')
> ?>
> is apprearing as:
> the price is $price
> in the HTML instead of:
> the price is 1.00

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[PHP] Variables - showing onpage

2003-11-30 Thread Biph
I have a question, and maybe I'm an idiot (alright not maybe). I can't get
the damned variables to stop showing their variable names on the screen,
like a variable $stock_quote appears in the HTML as $stock_quote, what the
hell am I doing wrong? I'm using Win2K to test a site on my own computer
using Apache2, but all variables from MySQL to PHP are just showing up as
the variable name and not the value in the HTML.Any help would be nice.
example:

is apprearing as:
the price is $price
in the HTML instead of:
the price is 1.00

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