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Syntax problem for $x
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| Garry Jones 2006-04-25, 7:01 pm |
| If the variable $delt1 is 8 I want the output
<td class="vt8" >
Which will have read the value of $delt1 from
<td class="vt<?= $delt1 ?>">
As this is part of a larger code I am trying to use x for the number in
$delt1
This:
<td class="vt<?= $delt.$x ?>">
does not work.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Garry Jones
Sweden
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| Garry Jones wrote:
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> If the variable $delt1 is 8 I want the output
>
> <td class="vt8" >
>
> Which will have read the value of $delt1 from
>
> <td class="vt<?= $delt1 ?>">
>
> As this is part of a larger code I am trying to use x for the number in
> $delt1
>
> This:
> <td class="vt<?= $delt.$x ?>">
> does not work.
Try this:
<td class="vt<?php
$var = "delt$x";
echo $$var;
?>">
An even better solution would be to have an array called $delt and
store all data that are now the $delt* variables as array's elements.
This way, you could simply do:
<td class="vt<?= $delt[$x] ?>">
Cheers,
NC
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| Paul Haxter 2006-04-25, 7:01 pm |
| I prefer the following method.
<?php
echo '<td class="vt' . $delt . $x . '">';
?>
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