Dom
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if i had a php string, $html = "<font face=""arial"">$text</font>";, and i assinged hello to $text, would it get printed if i did an echo of $html?
i know this is basic, but i cant find anything by doing a google abit this 
tar,
Dom 
Edit - new question at bottom 
[Edited on 22-01-2005 by Dom]
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Smiffie
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change from ur last question 
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Smiffie
change from ur last question
hahahaha...im tired and not thinking right mate 
answer the question though
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Smiffie
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Smiffie
change from ur last question
hahahaha...im tired and not thinking right mate
answer the question though
sorry, i can't give u any kind of educated answer
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Dom
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Originally posted by Smiffie
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Originally posted by Dom
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Originally posted by Smiffie
change from ur last question
hahahaha...im tired and not thinking right mate
answer the question though
sorry, i can't give u any kind of educated answer
GTF then you dumbass biatch  ...no really, you dont know?? its doing my head it and i cant be asked to try it out because i know my current script is gonna chuck out errors all over the place
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Smiffie
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i know SFA about scripting dude
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Laney
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quote:
Originally posted by Dom
if i had a php string, $html = "<font face=""arial"">$text</font>";, and i assinged hello to $text, would it get printed if i did an echo of $html?
i know this is basic, but i cant find anything by doing a google abit this
tar,
Dom
<font face="arial">$text</font> would be printed IIRC
Try making it $html = "<font face='arial'>".$text."</font>" ?
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Dom
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Originally posted by Laney
quote:
Originally posted by Dom
if i had a php string, $html = "<font face=""arial"">$text</font>";, and i assinged hello to $text, would it get printed if i did an echo of $html?
i know this is basic, but i cant find anything by doing a google abit this
tar,
Dom
<font face="arial">$text</font> would be printed IIRC
Try making it $html = "<font face='arial'>".$text."</font>" ?
nice one boss
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Tim
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Yes... but you really should either escape the double quotes with a backslash, or just use single quotes (so it gets processed correctly and is a bit more readable)...
ie. $html = "<font face='Arial'>$text</font>";
or
$html = "<font face=\"Arial\">$text</font>";
[Edited on 21-01-2005 by Tim]
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Dom
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quote:
Originally posted by Tim
Yes... but you really should either escape the double quotes with a backslash, or just use single quotes (so it gets processed correctly and is a bit more readable)...
ie. $html = "<font face='Arial'>$text</font>";
or
$html = "<font face=\"Arial\">$text</font>";
[Edited on 21-01-2005 by Tim]
tar mate, that actually solved a load of errors that came up
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Dom
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right have a string with html code in it (ie :$string = "<font face=\"$strFace"\>", have also tried "face="" . $strFace . "\ etc) and basically when i call it up later to change the the value of $strFace (ie: $strFace = "Arial";, echo $string , it doesnt seem to change the $strFace value in $string.
Anyone no how to solve this?
only solution i can think of is to split the $string into two and then wack the changing value inbetween the two split strings when outputed etc etc - but there must be another way
tar,
Dom 
[Edited on 22-01-2005 by Dom]
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