At 9:12 AM +0530 4/3/07, Anirudh Zala wrote:
Please remember below rules while writing PHP expressions.
#1 There is practically NO use of "double quotes" in PHP in writing
expressions EXCEPT expanding sequences like converting "\n" into newline,
"\t" to tabulator (in regex etc.). Which means you should not use "double
quotes" at any other place than above.
I'm not sure if what you are saying includes this, but I use double
quotes all the time in php for producing html. For example:
[1] echo("$myResult <br/>");
[2] echo('<a href="mydomain.com/mywidget.php" >$myResult</a>');
The use of double quotes in [1] allows me to print something without
having to use the dot operator.
The use of the single quotes in [2] allows me to use the double
quotes in html without having to escape them.
Note in both usages, the variable $myResult was used without regard to quotes.
Cheers,
tedd
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