Re: [PHP] Printing a string issue
On Friday 29 June 2001 23:09, Craig Simon wrote:
from html it would look like this
pa href=wtai://wp/mc;1-555-555-1212Asst/a/p
So I am trying to figure out how to write this. I have a statement
like this:
print (pa
href=\wtai://wp/mc;$row[officenum]\Office/a/p);
Although I can't get this to parse!
Use the string concatenation operator '.' :
print (pa
href=\wtai://wp/mc; . $row[officenum] . \Office/a/p);
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[PHP] Printing a string issue
Greetings everyone. I have been lurking for a while now, and now I am developing my first application with PHP. I am running into an issue that I would love some help with. I am writing an application to handle phonelists and such. Now I am creating a wireless version of the search page so that all the number links will be automatically dialed when you click on them with your wap phone. A link in WML would look like this wtai://wp/mc;1-555-555-1212 from html it would look like this pa href=wtai://wp/mc;1-555-555-1212"Asst/a/p So I am trying to figure out how to write this. I have a statement like this: print (pa href=\wtai://wp/mc;$row[officenum]\Office/a/p); Although I can't get this to parse! $row["officenum"] is a variable that will have the number that I am calling. It is coming from a mysql db. Any thoughts?? Thanks Craig Craig Simon Senior Systems Engineer Mobileum Inc. 4234 Hacienda Drive, Pleasanton Ca 94588 (O) 925-251-7269 (C) 925-487-6005
