[PHP] little problem with ' and stuff

2003-02-10 Thread Michiel van Heusden
hi there,

i'm having a small problem, wondering if anybody can help

// a line in my script defining $url
 $url = $directory . '/main.php?id=' . $id;

// a line later on in the frameset calling this $url
 echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

this gives me a paring error on the last line

any suggestions??

thanks
michiel



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Re: [PHP] little problem with ' and stuff

2003-02-10 Thread Chris Hayes
At 09:27 10-2-2003, you wrote:

hi there,

i'm having a small problem, wondering if anybody can help

// a line in my script defining $url
 $url = $directory . '/main.php?id=' . $id;

// a line later on in the frameset calling this $url
 echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

this gives me a paring error on the last line


please get yourself a strong pot of coffee and spend some time reading the 
manual, in this case http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php



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Re: [PHP] little problem with ' and stuff

2003-02-10 Thread Ernest E Vogelsinger
At 09:46 10.02.2003, Chris Hayes said:
[snip]
At 09:27 10-2-2003, you wrote:
hi there,

i'm having a small problem, wondering if anybody can help

// a line in my script defining $url
  $url = $directory . '/main.php?id=' . $id;

// a line later on in the frameset calling this $url
  echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

this gives me a paring error on the last line

please get yourself a strong pot of coffee and spend some time reading the 
manual, in this case http://www.php.net/manual/en/language.types.string.php
[snip] 

To shorten up the process, you're missing the string concatenizer:
echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src=' . $url . '';
or
echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src=', $url, '';

This doesn't mean you shouldn't read the manual, though *twinkle*


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Re: [PHP] little problem with ' and stuff

2003-02-10 Thread Florin Dumitrescu
Hi,

On Mon, 10 Feb 2003 09:27:38 +0100
Michiel van Heusden [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 hi there,
 
 i'm having a small problem, wondering if anybody can help
 
 // a line in my script defining $url
  $url = $directory . '/main.php?id=' . $id;
 
 // a line later on in the frameset calling this $url
  echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

I believe the correct format is:
echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='.$url.''; 
Note the dots!

HTH,
Florin.

 this gives me a paring error on the last line
 
 any suggestions??
 
 thanks
 michiel
 
 
 
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Re: [PHP] little problem with ' and stuff

2003-02-10 Thread David T-G
Michael --

...and then Michiel van Heusden said...
% 
% hi there,

Hi!


% 
% i'm having a small problem, wondering if anybody can help
...
%  echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

You've already seen the suggestions to . together your parts, so I
needn't suggest that.

I wonder why on earth you're bothering, though!  If you use ' then you
will, indeed, need to . the $variables into the string, but if you use 
then you can just include them with the rest of your output.  Your
incorrect

  echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src='$url'';

instead of having to become

  echo 'frame name=main scrolling=no src=' . $url . '';

is simply

  echo frame name='main' scrolling='no' src='$url';

and away you go...


I, too, have wondered why pretty much everyone on this list writes their
html as

  tag field=data

rather than using perfectly valid single quotes and making their lives
easier...  In perl you can use *any* char as your quoting character and
so you even have it both ways!

HTH  HAND

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