On Tue, Jul 16, 2002 at 01:45:01PM -0400, Michael Zornek wrote:
>
> I know this slight variation will make it work:
>
> echo "" . $db->field('name_long');
That's not an "object variable name." That's a function call. You're
asking to echo "" and then echoing the value returned by the field()
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Michael Zornek wrote:
> We all know this works:
>
> echo "$someVar";
>
> However this does not:
>
> echo "$db->field('name_long')";
>
> I know this slight variation will make it work:
>
> echo "" . $db->field('name_long');
>
> But it's cumbersome .. Anyway to get the first way to wo
Twas 7/16/02 1:47 PM, when "Martin Clifford" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> said:
> Try enclosing it in curly braces.
>
> echo "${db->field('name_long')}";
Parse error :-(
~ Mike
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Try enclosing it in curly braces.
echo "${db->field('name_long')}";
Martin Clifford
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>>> Michael Zornek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/16/02 01:45PM >>>
We all know this works:
echo "$someVar";
However
We all know this works:
echo "$someVar";
However this does not:
echo "$db->field('name_long')";
I know this slight variation will make it work:
echo "" . $db->field('name_long');
But it's cumbersome .. Anyway to get the first way to work?
~ Mike
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